The Hardest Part of Divorce Is Being Away from My Kids
I’ve written several times about how divorce has allowed me to find myself again, and how that version is even…
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By Jamie Duhn I May Let Go of the Baby Things, but I’ll Hold the Memories Forever
It's easy to think of multiple sayings and mottos about how invaluable earthly possessions are. “It’s not what you have,…
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Mom Showed Us Love that Lasts
We moved a few years ago, and we had a closet that needed some reworking. In doing so, my husband…
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By Rachel Meghan This Is How I’m Raising My Sensitive Son
When I was pregnant with my son, everyone warned me of what was to come. “Just you wait,” they’d say…
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By Chelsi Cacciatore It’s Time for Us To Start Talking about Menopause
Disclaimer: The information included below is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Menopause. Growing…
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By Chelsea Drown I Didn’t Know You Were My Last Baby When I Had You
I didn’t know at the time that my last baby would be my last. Those late nights with little sleep.…
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By Alison Brooks The Invisible Pain after IVF Stops
There is nothing “basic” about stopping IVF and returning to the so-called natural route. There is no guidebook for what…
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The Final Out
Tonight I watched him step up to the plate for the last time. Play-offs. Single elimination. Down by one. Last…
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By Abigail Hofland These Holy Small Things
My 8-year-old-daughter has recently taken up sewing, to my simultaneous delight and chagrin. My delight because I too love sewing;…
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By Kristyna Moore The Pressure to Do Everything “Right” Is Crushing Us
I don’t remember when motherhood started to feel like a test I didn’t study for—but somehow, I’m always convinced I’m…
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Letting You Go Is Still So Hard
Nothing really prepares you for the day your child leaves the house. Last September, my husband and I moved our…
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Behind Every Smiling Graduate Is a Mother Letting Go
Every year, millions of American families send their children off to their freshman year of college. Their pictures dot our…
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