By Makayla Hancock-Harris Home is Holy Ground
Some days, I wake up and walk around my house feeling my chest rise looking at the chaotic mess I…
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By Emily Roussell I Want My Kids To Know God’s Always There
A few months ago, my friend lost his dad. And it impacted our community profoundly. Because he loved SO BIG.…
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As My Children Grow, I Miss It All—Even the Sick Days
I whisk my daughter through the doors of urgent care and cradle her head as I stand behind three other…
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By Linda Orleans Life with Autism Is Full of Ticking Time Bombs
Many of us who live with autism are familiar with the comings and goings of the ticking time bomb—one that…
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In Motherhood, Grace Makes up the Difference
Today, I have been the mean mom, the tired mom, the overwhelmed mom, the anxious mom, the impatient mom, and…
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By Anna-Louise Osborne Dear Mom, Your Best Is Enough
I am my own worst enemy—I forget to let myself off, give myself time, free myself of guilt. I am…
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I Know My Friends Aren’t Bothered by My Messy House, but I Am
My house screams at me. It screams to clear off the kitchen counters, to put away the clean clothes, to…
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I’ll Never Be Ready for My Son To Let Go of Me
The arts-and-crafts tote overflowed with cylinders of petrified Play-Doh, crispy-bristled paintbrushes, and Elmer’s glue bottles with clogged applicator tips. Underneath…
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By Kathy Wetsell To the Emotional Mom of a High School Senior, Enjoy It
Dear moms of high school seniors, I see your posts on social media, and I sense your excitement, mixed with…
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Dear Preschool Teachers, I’m Going to Miss You So Much
Dear preschool teachers, There’s just no other way to say this— I’m going to miss you so much. You are…
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Don’t Let Anyone Rush You, Mama
From the moment our children are born, other people make it challenging to stay in the present moment—they start asking…
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By Carly Berger Nguyen There Are a Million Reasons Being a Mom Is Hard
Being a mom is hard. The endless messes to clean up. The sleepless nights and sticky fingers touching everywhere. The…
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