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Baby, Motherhood
January 9, 2022
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By Kamrie Smith

My Baby Had RSV—And God Had Us

When my son was a mere two weeks old, he contracted RSV. My older kids had come down with it…

Teaching My Child To Deal With Big Emotions Starts With Me

Motherhood, Toddler
January 8, 2022
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By Sashia Scott

Teaching My Child To Deal With Big Emotions Starts With Me

There I was in the middle of getting breakfast together, and my toddler was mad that she had to sit…

I May Be That Mom, But I’m Doing the Best I Can

Kids, Motherhood
January 8, 2022
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By Wendy C

I May Be That Mom, But I’m Doing the Best I Can

I didn’t realize I was that mom. That mom who raises her voice a little more often than she cares…

We Didn’t Have Much, But We Had All We Needed

Marriage, Motherhood
January 7, 2022
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By Ashley Bowman

We Didn’t Have Much, But We Had All We Needed

My husband and I got married in college after an unplanned pregnancy when we were only 20 years old. We…

When They Say “I See You, Special Needs Mom”

Motherhood
January 7, 2022
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By Emily J. Merrick

When They Say “I See You, Special Needs Mom”

They say you are strong, but you don’t feel strong. They say they don’t know how you do it, but…

She’s Smiling Down On Me From Heaven, Even Amid My Mess

Grief, Kids, Motherhood
January 7, 2022
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By Tiffany Frederick

She’s Smiling Down On Me From Heaven, Even Amid My Mess

I cried over a broken teacup today. The kitchen was loud and my patience was worn down from giving reminder…

It’s My Job to Know What’s Best For My Child

Kids, Motherhood
January 6, 2022
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By Nickey J Dunn

It’s My Job to Know What’s Best For My Child

I could see the words coming from my doctor’s mouth, but I didn’t actually hear them. He was excitedly congratulating…

Baby, Motherhood
January 6, 2022
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By Elizabeth Haselhorst

Those Blue Paper Pants

Blue paper pants. You know, the huge ones with the weird, recycled-looking waffle texture, they swish really loudly when you…

Kids, Motherhood, Toddler
January 5, 2022
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By Kimberly Keys

Moms Just Know What To Do

My son's 3-year well-child visit was with a new doctor at a new office due to our previous pediatrician being…

I Feel the Weight of Motherhood, But I See its Beauty Too

Faith, Motherhood
January 5, 2022
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By Kim Patton

I Feel the Weight of Motherhood, But I See its Beauty Too

When I see the clock reach 7 p.m. on my living room wall, a burst of energy shoots through me…

School Doesn’t Come Easily For All Kids—But They Can Still Do Big Things

Kids, Motherhood
January 4, 2022
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By Tynea Lewis

School Doesn’t Come Easily For All Kids—But They Can Still Do Big Things

“Mama, I wish I was in eighth grade,” my sweet first-grader said to me as she sat at the kitchen…

Becoming a Mother Broke Me in the Very Best Way

Baby, Motherhood
January 4, 2022
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By Jordan Morgan

Becoming a Mother Broke Me in the Very Best Way

I thought I knew about the world. I thought I knew myself. I thought I knew my marriage. I had…

Motherhood

My Baby Had RSV—And God Had Us

Teaching My Child To Deal With Big Emotions Starts With Me

I May Be That Mom, But I’m Doing the Best I Can

We Didn’t Have Much, But We Had All We Needed

When They Say “I See You, Special Needs Mom”

She’s Smiling Down On Me From Heaven, Even Amid My Mess

It’s My Job to Know What’s Best For My Child

Those Blue Paper Pants

Moms Just Know What To Do

I Feel the Weight of Motherhood, But I See its Beauty Too

School Doesn’t Come Easily For All Kids—But They Can Still Do Big Things

Becoming a Mother Broke Me in the Very Best Way

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