By Lauren Cootes I’m Not Inspirational but My Daughter Is
People like to tell me that I'm inspirational, and each and every time, I bristle a bit. There's nothing particularly…
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By Morgan Williams How Being Selfish Improved My Marriage and Parenting
Before my husband and I became parents, we spent two years traveling and seeing all the places we wanted to…
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By Blair Cissell Deployment Diaries
Me: "How was your day, baby?" The Hubby: "Well actually a car bomb went off about a mile away from us…
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By Erin Stache When I Disagree with My Husband
… I secretly love it. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t go out of my way to create a situation…
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By Kathryn Ryder What They Don’t Tell You About Motherhood
I imagine you have yourself prepped to hear about the big feelings. The overwhelming love, the awe, the constant joy,…
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By Celeste Snodgrass Why Breaking Up With Friends Is Difficult Too
Most of us have gone through the gut wrenching experience of breaking up. That very serious, romantic relationship that you…
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By Stephanie Gilbert Turning 30 —The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
It’s funny how time changes your perspective. When I was a kid, I remember thinking that people in their 30s…
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By Heather Shotkoski A Mom’s Greatest Asset
Friends are one of the most important assets a woman can have. I know this because my life is blessed…
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By Adrienne Jones A Reluctant Wife
Nearly three years after the wedding, I am coming to terms with being a wife. For the first two years I…
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By Anna Butler Just Be Strong: A Motto We May Want to Rethink
One of my friends shared an article with me a few weeks ago, written by a fellow military spouse and…
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By Sarah Luke Top 10 Reasons to Love Night Shift
We are a night shift family. In our 20’s, we both worked nights. As a nurse, sometimes I saw my…
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By Isa Down Dear Fellow Mama
Dear Fellow Mama: Come pull up a chair, here beside me. Or better yet, let’s grab our walking shoes and…
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