By Shannon Whitmore If Two Is All We Get, They’ll Be Enough
I never thought I would be done having kids after just two. Never. I also never thought I might be…
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By Traci Rhoades Dear Daughter, Middle School is Hard But it Won’t Last Forever
It was middle school, after all, so we anticipated a few bumps in the road. Thinking back on the early…
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An Open Letter To the New Cancer Mom
This is an open letter to the early days me—when my son’s cancer diagnosis was first spoken over him—and to…
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By Ann-Marie Ferry “This is Not a Competition.” Comedian Laura Clery Has a Serious Message For Struggling Moms
It’s been a long day at work. All I want is to do is watch a lighthearted YouTube video and…
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By Mary Ann Blair The Last Day of School is So Bittersweet
I search the sea of wiggly bodies for a familiar set of eyes. When he sees me walking toward his…
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It’s OK To Enjoy Motherhood
I genuinely enjoy motherhood. Can I say that out loud? Everywhere I look, I am surrounded by messages of “raw…
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By Stephanie Lockhart I Refuse To Teach My Daughter a Boy Teasing Her Means He Likes Her
How many times have you seen this situation happen? A little girl comes crying to her parents from the playground…
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Dear Husband, I’m Exhausted—Please Love Me Anyway
Dear husband, please don’t hate me. I won’t be pregnant forever. I know I’m difficult right now. I know my…
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By Lizzy Christian Sometimes Motherhood Knocks Me Flat On My Face
Motherhood often brings me to my knees, but I’m being honest, sometimes it brings me flat on my face. There…
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By Mehr Piracha Lee Until I Had An Anxious Child, I Didn’t Understand
The Beast stalks you like a stranger at night. Waiting around each corner. Crouching in the shadows. But nobody else sees…
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By Debra Wilson Dear Son, I Still Love the Little Moments With You
When you were small, we had all the moments. It began inside me when I carried you around everywhere I…
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By Lauren Barrett Elise Tate is a Mom on a Mission To Normalize Sign Language
“Ninety percent of deaf children are born to hearing parents, yet 88 percent of those parents will never learn sign…
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