By Chelsey McCarthy Being Your Mom is the Most Important Thing I Will Ever Do
Dear toddler, in case you didn’t know, I love being your mom more than anything in the world. I’ve had…
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By Beth Bacon Having a Big Family Doesn’t Erase the Pain of Loss
I thought about you today. We took our annual back-to-school photos, and I was arranging them in a collage. I…
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By Her View From Home Tomorrow I’ll Do Better As Your Mom
I'm sorry I missed the excitement in your eyes today as you kept begging me to watch you race your…
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Moms Everywhere Know Exactly How Texas A&M Kicker’s Mom Felt This Weekend
Even if you're not an avid football fan, you've probably heard something about a big upset in Texas over the…
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It’s Heartbreaking To Raise a Child Who’s Told She Doesn’t Fit In
We were the only ones in the restaurant, the lunch crowd not yet trickling in. It was an impromptu last…
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The Shape of a Mother’s Heart is Love
Is there anything my child can say, anything my child can do, any event that can occur that would lead…
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My Baby Had a Birth Defect—And God is Still Good
"Your baby has a birth defect.” Umm, excuse me? That big, fully formed, full-term baby? The beautiful boy with the…
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By Sarah McHargue Surrendering Fear To Shalom: A C-Section Story
“Alright, it looks like we are all ready to go, Dad you get dressed and we’ll head down to the…
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By Dana Storino I Love Having Teenagers in Our Family
Families, like people, evolve. Nothing stays the same, and I suppose that’s a good thing. It’s nice when change occurs…
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I Am the Keeper of Their Special Things
The other day I hurried across the yard toward the swing set at my mom and dad's where four kiddos…
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Motherhood is a Rollercoaster
“Why is motherhood hard?” my good-intentioned, kind-hearted, and (clearly) child-free friend asked me. I paused, staring into my glass of…
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By Ann-Marie Ferry Bereaved Parents Face the Pain of Fading Memories
Sitting cross-legged on the warm summer ground I comb my fingers through the damp grass. Every so often I grasp…
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