What Matters in the End is How They Were Loved
If your child isn’t the star athlete with a college scholarship, they’ll be OK. If your child isn’t in the…
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By Tanya Teichroeb Senior Year is Not a Parenting Final
It's that season again when my social media feed fills with coming-of-age articles like, “Top 10 Things Your Teen Needs…
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By Whitney Akin Jesus Fights For the Weary Mother
I love my three children, but right now I have to get away. I whisper to my husband that I…
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Motherhood is Worth it All
Life as a mother feels a whole lot like just busy emotions. Catching every single ball as it drops and…
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What if My Worry Never Turns To Wonder?
It is said that after you settle into autism and with more experience, your worries turn to wonder. You start…
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By Erin Eddy Mama, You’re My Hero
Mama, I was watching you today. You may not have noticed because my gaze wasn’t obvious and the day kept…
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The Label of Autism Was What I Feared Most
I was challenged to write a piece about a word I would erase. I chose the word "label," and here’s…
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What is Outside My Control is Still in God’s Control
Honesty time: What is outside my control is still in God’s control. This is a statement I have no problem remembering…
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By Jacqueline Waxman My Daughter Broke the Cycle of Doubting a Father’s Love
I wanted a daughter since the age of 10. There were things inside of me that were inherently broken. Even…
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I Found Light in the Darkness of An Autism Diagnosis
I’m the proudest boy mom to the two most amazing boys. One of those boys was diagnosed with autism two…
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By Amanda Schwenk Nobody Warns You About Losing Teeth
Teething gel, ice packs, popsicle molds, baby Tylenol. All things you’ll receive at a baby shower or see in your…
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I Left My Career and Never Looked Back
I don’t regret for a minute deciding to stay home with my daughter almost 20 years ago. I didn’t plan it…
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