By Lisa Leshaw Should Grandparents Get Paid to Babysit?
While swaying in side-by-side hammocks, my daughter paid me the ultimate compliment: “It gives me enormous peace of mind while…
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By Julie Hoag 14 Things To Say When Your Child’s Heart is Broken
When your child’s heart is broken, a mom is there to pick up the pieces. It’s bound to happen. As…
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By Caitlin Henderson Long Hair Almost Killed My Daughter: One Mother’s Warning
Last night I let my exhaustion win out, and I brought our littlest into bed with me. My husband was…
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By Whitney Fleming I Had a Taste of the Empty Nest, And It Is Bittersweet
My kitchen is spotless. There isn’t one dish in the sink or a crumb to be found. In fact, I…
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By Stacy Bronec Married Date Night is Just My Style
“I’ve missed you,” my husband says as he reaches over to hold my hand across the cab of the pickup.…
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By Jelise Ballon Dear Daughter, Modesty is About Strength, Not Shame
I’m the mom of two girls, one in middle school and one in high school. Sadly, we’ve been having the…
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By Erin Holland I Had Someone Else’s Baby: 5 Truths About Surrogacy
"I could never carry a baby for nine months and then just give it away." That's what I have heard…
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What You’re Probably Doing at the Playground With Your Kids Could Hurt Them, Mom Warns in Viral Post
It’s something I’ve done time and time again: ridden down a slide with a baby or toddler in my lap.…
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By Emily Collins To the NICU Doctors and Nurses Who Saved My Baby
Today, I am brining my baby home from the NICU. I have replayed this day over and over again in…
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By Elisa Cinelli How Asking For My Husband’s Help Around the House Changed My Life
When I married, I happily took on all of the chores. I loved waking up and vacuuming while a hot…
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By Annie Henriksen The First Responders Prayer
“Lord, help those who are running towards the danger, help the victims and offer them comfort, be with those families…
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By Nicole Merritt I’m Not Scared to Send My Children to School
I'm not scared to send my children—ages six, four, and two—to school. I'm not scared my children will miss their…
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