By Jenn Hesse 8 Reasons You SHOULD Laugh at Your Kids
Raising children is serious business. You’ve got to feed them, clothe them, wash them once in awhile, teach them right…
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By Her View From Home Dear Underwriter, Take a Chance on Us
Dearest Underwriter, At this point I feel as though we are pen pals. I am a firm believer that everything…
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By Leah Rogers My Dear Daughters, Friendship is so Hard
My Dear Daughters, I don’t know how to have friends. I try to help you navigate through the social maze…
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By Hannah Carpenter No, I’m Not Funding Your European Vacation
Almost daily I receive a request to "partner" with someone by giving them money. I'll be tagged in a Go…
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By Avery Jennings To The Skinny Mom Buying Donuts
Dear Skinny Mama, My baby is at least six months older than yours. I couldn't help but notice you in…
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By Stacey Philpot Let’s Admit that Marriage Isn’t a Fairy Tale
In a few short days, my husband and I plan to pack our carry-on bags (his filled with sensible items…
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By Candace Kikkert Friends for Beyond the Motherhood Trenches
I used to think the greatest friend was the one who would sit with me and engage in lengthy conversation…
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By Lauren Eberspacher It’s OK to Not Be OK – Even If You’re a Christian
I sat in a heap on my bed, my Bible on my nightstand. I knew I needed to open it,…
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By Sara Brunsvold 12 Forgotten Bucket List Items for Childhood
Loads of childhood bucket lists exist. I know because I have Googled them, always with the intent of ensuring my…
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My Farmer
He wakes up with the dawning of the sun; light streams through the windows and casts a shadow over his…
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By Lisa Ingrassia Lena Dunham, You Can Support Women’s Rights Without Hating Men
Dear Lena Dunham, I appreciate what you stand for. Body positivity, feminism, and so on. You’re the creator, writer and…
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By Shannan Martin The Truth About Mothering
We sat holding hands on the edge of the tiny sofa in my doctor’s office. We tried to keep it…
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