I Never Wanted to Be a Hospital Mom
Life as a hospital mom is not a life for just anyone. You have no other choice, there is no…
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Motherhood
By Krystal Sieben One New Baby (Please Hold the Advice)
Seasoned moms, oh, how quickly we forget. I was reminded this week how much advice is thrown at a new…
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I’m a Working Mom and I’m Done Searching for Balance
As an introvert masking as an extrovert, I had planned on a quiet lunch to recuperate from giving a 90-minute…
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By Her View From Home We’re Raising a Family Below the Poverty Line and It’s Hard
My husband calls to tell me the car broke down on his way to work today, and my breath catches…
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By Holly Lemons There’s Something about a Grandma
There's just something about a grandma. She's always prepared. Whether it's gum in her purse or soup dropped off by…
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My Daughter Quit Youth Sports: 5 Things I Wish I’d Done Differently
My daughter quit sports, and this is what youth sports parents need to know. This is my oldest daughter Piper,…
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By Crystal Fulmer I’m Not a Lazy Mom, I’m Intentional
I’m not a lazy mom, but you might think I am. Our culture seems to praise anxiety and perfectionism-induced performance,…
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He’s the God of Small Things In Motherhood Too
Normally, on a Sunday afternoon during the girls’ naptime, I try to get some work done or lie down to…
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She’s Stepping Into Her Own Self and I’m Learning To Let Her
I was recently asked, "What age do you think your daughter will want to decorate her own room?" I was…
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Dear Momma, I Will Be Your Friend
Dear momma, You got this. Every fiber of your being was uniquely designed to do what you say you can’t.…
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By Nickey J Dunn Let People Show Up For You
People were not meant to be alone, but despite that inherent understanding, the first thing we do when we are…
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By Wendy C Good Moms Have Bad Days
I could feel my body tense up. I started speaking slowly, articulating each word through gritted teeth, "Can you please…
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