By Kelli Bachara When an Introvert Marries an Extrovert
I've always known I'm an introvert. I like to be alone. The idea of going to a cabin by myself…
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By Jen Savage “You Should Have Put Your Things Down, Mommy”
“You should have put your things down.” The weight of that statement haunted me as my three-year-old said it to…
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By Joanne Jarrett Five Ways To Say “No” to Your Kids That Won’t End In Tears
I am an over-explainer. It’s a weird trait for an introvert, but I feel my kids will benefit from…
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By Nicole Merritt The Madness of Motherhood is True For Fatherhood, Too
Motherhood is maddening. It is exhausting. It is frustrating. It is overwhelming. But, on the days that are less stressful,…
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By Carolyn Moore Marriage Will Never Make You Happy
A few months ago, I visited my grandmother at a nursing home. She was there a few weeks while she…
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By Lisa Ingrassia What a Brush With Death Taught Me About the Power of Marriage
A healthy relationship develops in a world where you navigate new and exciting terrain with someone. It’s filled with…
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By Paige Pippin To My Firstborn, As We Welcome Your Baby Brother
For moms wrestling with the transition to additional children. To my eldest child, I had not a clue how…
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By Christina Herzog Dear Husband, I Choose Our Everyday Kind of Love
My almost-two-year-old went to bed amazingly well, but around 2 a.m., she woke up screaming. I was up and down…
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By Laura Hurd Want to Overcome Discouragement in Marriage? Laugh Together More.
My husband and I thought it was going to be easy. It’s that time of year when we plan on…
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By Lisa Leshaw Rediscovering the Art of Doing Nothing Much At All
Remember learning about hieroglyphics in your social studies class? Someday children will read history books that describe ancient activities such as letter…
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By Stephanie Thompson The Early Years Seemed So Long But Now I’m Savoring Every Moment
Four months. How can a set amount of time feel like an eternity in one season and a vapor in…
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By Gina Rich I May Be Grown Up, But Sometimes I Glimpse The Girl I Was
In 1985, I am six years old and have a raging case of chickenpox. My dad decides to document my…
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