By Karen Lesh A Mother’s Love Lasts Forever
She was so pretty. So pretty it was hard to look away from that porcelain skin, those high cheekbones, stunning…
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By Tiffany Frederick I Prayed for You Before I Knew You
Baby, I have prayed for you—even before I knew who you would be. I prayed I would be a mom…
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By Ashley Mays It’s Hard on a Mother’s Heart To Watch Her Last Baby Grow Up
My youngest son turned two a few months ago and still has a binky. He actually calls it his “mimi,”…
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Adult-Size Changing Tables Give Families Like Mine the Chance to Experience More
Adult-size changing tables are something the general public has no clue is necessary until they find themselves in need of…
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I Won’t Always Be My Daughter’s Best Friend, But She’ll Be Mine
For these precious and fleeting few years of her life, I am my daughter’s best friend. The one who makes…
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Thumbprint Glasses and a Lifetime of Love
Yesterday my Nannie’s glass was shattered, intentionally thrown across the room by a child of mine. My heart shattered with…
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By Ashley I. Arinez Some Babies Are Held Only in a Mother’s Heart
“Whatever may come and whatever may pass, we have faith that our God will bring us to it and through…
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I’ll Take Every Hug I Can Get, My Son
As another school year closes, I’m once again struck by an ethereal sense of being punched in the gut. We…
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By Emily Roussell My Mother Gave Us the Love She Never Received
Glennon Doyle says, “The miracle of grace is that you can give what you have never gotten.” It’s one of…
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Sometimes “I Don’t Know” is the Only Answer, Even For Moms
Along with the journey of motherhood comes the advice from others. Thrown out like confetti at a wedding ceremony, it…
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By Courtney Hughes Having Faraway Family is Hard
To all the "faraway grandmas and grandpas”—this is what my children call my parents. They live in central Canada, and…
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By Vicki Bahr Because There Were Two
Because there were two, there were gasps and tears and disbelief. There were spreadsheets developed before you even got home…
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