By Sara Baker Am I Enough?
I think that most mothers will tell you that being a mom is their #1 priority in life and I…
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By Jamie Stidd Everything you want to know about politics, can be learned from Kindergartners
My understanding of politics as a child was one of simple innocence. I knew my parents always voted, but wasn't…
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By Amber Shoemaker A Baby Story – What Is This Thing Screaming At Me?
I was 22 the first time I saw my son. I got pregnant at twenty-one years old, six months after…
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10 Things I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Know Before I Had Kids
I was not a big follower of the “what to expect when…” genre of books on motherhood. (Now: if you…
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By Amy Lu Mom Life Crash Course
Some days, I wake up and think that this day will be just like every other day. I drink my…
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By Helen Townes When Your Mirror Image Has a TV Show
My doppelganger has followed me for almost twenty years, through sickness and health, good and bad hair, and pregnancy pounds.…
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By Bailey Koch Learning to Dance in the Rain
A lot happens as we grow older. I'm beginning to notice laugh lines, for one - mostly between my eyes,…
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By Jessica Alexander I’m Done With Nice
I don’t like nice. Now before you think something not nice about me, give me just a minute, or about…
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By Julianne Palumbo The Art of Being Grateful
Driving down the road to my morning of errands, I’m weighted heavy by my daily routine. To drive the same…
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By Jenni Welsch When Life Requires a Trigger Warning
If you have experienced trauma in your life, you may be familiar with the concept of triggers. They are words,…
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By Gloryanna Boge His Truth
Coffee is gurgling from the corner of my kitchen. I need this cup this morning. Time has slipped through my…
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By Chara Donahue Shoelaces and Chains
The first time believing in fairy tales betrayed me, I was 10-years-old. I was cruising along the quaint sidewalks of…
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