By Karen Johnson What Do Marriage Vows Look Like After a Lifetime of Love? If We’re Lucky, This.
When you think of your marriage, of your spouse, of what life will be like in 20, 30, maybe even…
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By Jodie Utter It’s OK To Cry—The World Needs Your Empathy
It's taken me my whole life to realize I have a superpower—and that it's empathy. For me, it manifests first…
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By Shanna Walker Dear Meghan’s Mom, What’s It Like To Watch Your Princess Become One?
This past Saturday morning, I rose early and flipped on my television to watch the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry…
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By Blair Cissell 7 Reasons Dads Are Incredibly Awesome
In the blog-o-sphere there are countless posts about motherhood, becoming a mom, first time moms, single moms, struggles of being…
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By Jillian Benfield My Life is Harder Than My Husband’s
My life is harder than my husband’s. There, I said it. Sure he works, has to deal with superiors and…
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So, Your Husband Cheated On You. But What Did He Do Next?
A flash of horror at my husband's admission of an affair. An inability to believe he'd betrayed me or to…
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By Ilana Lipson Cohen I’m Savoring This Time With My Toddler…Even Though I’m Tired
“Mommy I’m hungry.” It was 5:25 a.m. It was dark. I thought it was the middle of the night but,…
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By Joanna St. James Why the Royal Wedding Meant So Much More Than Crowning a Princess
I had several excited friends ask me if I was going to watch the Royal Wedding, and my response each…
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By Brynn Burger Dear Pop Culture, Quit Making Dads Look Like Deadbeats
From my earliest TV memories of Tim Allen and Al Bundy, mainstream media has made husbands and fathers look like…
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16 Pieces of Good Advice As You Grow
The memory is as vividly clear now as it was the day it happened, and it always leaves me feeling…
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By Christina Herzog Thank You For Doing So Much More Than Teaching My Son
The bleachers are a sea of orange shirts. I push my one-year-old back and forth across the crowds of people…
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By Carolyn M. Coscia Raising Kids Who Are Confident Enough To Never Look Back
In society, we often hear the words “never look back”—but as a mother, that is nearly impossible. We always look…
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