By Angela Williams Glenn Parents Can Turn Youth Sports Toxic (but We Shouldn’t)
I’ve loved youth sports and advocated for them since I was a youth athlete myself, so I was so excited…
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By Laura Niebauer Palmer The Soup Pot
In my kitchen sits a soup pot. It’s great for when I make soups, which if I’m being honest is…
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By Stephanie Kramm You May Not Remember This Part, but My Heart Always Will
You probably won't remember any of this, but I'll forever be changed. The way you first looked up at me…
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To the Mom of Teens: One Day They’ll Come Back To You
Mamas of teenagers: you’ll be “cool” again soon, I promise. To young children, it doesn’t get cooler than your mom.…
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By Nickey J Dunn Those Back To School Blues Are Here Again
The sun was still gloriously shining at 8:45 p.m. when I walked to the pool’s edge and completely killed the…
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I’m Watching You Grow Up in the Little Moments
Often we measure growing up in the big moments, the milestones, and celebrations. We mark baby’s first tooth, birthdays, and…
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By Maree Reams Becoming Someone’s Mother Can Feel Foreign
For my little girl—I’m so blessed I get to be a part of her world. My life changed in a…
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A Mom Friend is a Special Kind of Friend
We all know the importance of friendships. However, a mom friend is a different kind of friend. If you are…
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To the Daycare Teachers Watching My Babies Grow with Me
I remember the knot in my stomach when my husband and I made the decision to put our kids in…
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By Elizabeth Ascik Moms’ Night Out is Just the Lifeline I Need
I have been running around with the kids all day, and I gave them chicken nuggets for dinner. My sink…
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By Maria Garito Who Will Wash Your Shoes When I’m Gone?
Who will wash your shoes when I am no longer here? This crossed my mind yesterday, as I soaked the…
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That Older than Average Student is Braver than You Know
My freshman year of college I was 18 and felt like I had my whole future planned out and set…
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