To the Mom Doing the Invisible Work, I See You
How in the world can the house still be a wreck after I spent the entire day cleaning it? I do…
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Motherhood
By Kelly Lang Mommy, How Will You Know When I’ve Grown Up?
"Mommy, how will you know when I've grown up?" My sweet girl, this is your favorite question these days. You…
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Because You Loved Them First
I believe we are all raising tiny humans who will change this world. I believe, with all my heart, that…
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By Genny Jessee Coexisting With Grief Isn’t Sad—It’s Freeing
October was child loss awareness month. I realize this each year when I start seeing posts about it on social…
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By Her View From Home I’m Tired of Giving Other People All of My Gift Ideas For My Kids
I’m tired of shopping for my kids. I’ve spent countless hours brainstorming ideas, discussing possibilities with my husband, scrolling all…
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By Leslie Means The Magic of Christmas Doesn’t Go Away When Your Kids Are Teens—It Just Gets Better
I’ve been told the holiday magic changes as our kids get older. I suppose this is true. “Santa stops visiting,”…
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By Emily Roussell Someday I’ll Tell Them How Much They Were Loved
Someday I’ll tell them . . . The babies my arms have never carried, though my heart always will. Someday…
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By Megan Willis When You’re Raising a Free Spirit the World is Limitless
When you raise a free spirit, they’ll test your limits. They’ll climb on furniture and play with their food. They’ll…
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By Lauren Barrett I Wanted To See More Biracial Families in Children’s Books So I Wrote My Own
It had been a lifelong dream of mine to write a children’s book, but my goal to get one published…
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Will You Remember Her?
I often wonder if you will remember your sister. You used to hold her and sing lullabies or whatever sweet…
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By Stephanie Kramm You’re a Perfectionist—But It’s OK To Fail, Too
My perfectionist child, there’s something I hope you’ll always understand . . . It’s OK when we mess up sometimes.…
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By Sara Shakil To My Introverted, Sensitive Child
To my introverted and sensitive daughter, You got this beautiful trait from me, that I know for sure. What I…
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