By Mikala Albertson To the Mom of a Teenage Boy: I Know It’s Hard to Tell, But He Loves You
If you are the mother of a teenage boy, you need to hear this one. Your child loves you. I…
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By Jennifer Toscano Dear Mama, God Delights in You
I see you, sweet mom. I see your messy bun and tired eyes. I see you gracefully carrying the weight…
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This Family is Just Right For Us
When I became a mom of three under three, I was prepared for people to look at me like I…
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Grief Closes the Distance Between Us
It was a bright, wintery Saturday. The three of us were crossing the Walmart parking lot and dodging stray carts.…
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To The Mom Whose Christmas Wasn’t What She Hoped: The Real Magic Is Still To Come
To the mom whose Christmas wasn't what she had hoped: I get it. I’m here too. Maybe you pinned recipes…
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By Jessica Urlichs Dear Husband, I Love This Life With You
Dear husband, There’s a life in the future with little faces in photo frames instead of before our eyes, artwork…
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Dear Loss Mom, Cry if You Want To
If you want to go out with friends, that’s OK. If you want to stay in and hide from the…
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By Nin Tins I’m Raising Boys and I Want To Get It Right
I want to get it right. I want them to be happy. I want them to express themselves however they…
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By Kathryn Bartling A Mother’s Love is Home
I will always remember the way it felt walking into my nana's house the first time after she died. I…
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By Rhea Filipczak For Now, I’m Just Mama
For now, I’m just Mama—the keeper of all your favorite treats: cookies, chips, and waffles. I try, largely without success,…
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I’m Not Always a Happy Mom
I'm not always a happy mom. I know, I know your jaw just dropped right? I have three beautiful young…
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By Kelley Friedland My Car is My Sanctuary
Sometimes I wonder how much time I spend sitting in my car. Not driving in my car, sitting in my car, by myself. After school drop-off, I drive home and…
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