By Tasha Westlund 5 Keys To Raising Antiracist Kids
We live in Minnesota, about 30 minutes from Minneapolis. In late May of 2020, we inadvertently became the epicenter of…
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Motherhood
By Her View From Home To the Baby I Didn’t Keep
Trigger warning: This post discusses abortion To my darling little one, I was 15 years old at the time. I…
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My Precious Babies, May You Grow Strong in My Love
A letter to my babies, I don’t know how my heart can hold so much love. It aches for you…
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By Holly Lemons Dear Teen As I Let You Go
Right now you’re hard. You bury yourself away. I know it’s mostly to escape your siblings. It feels like you’re…
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By Lizzy Christian Dear Grieving Mom, Do Not Stay Silent
I never knew what rock bottom felt like until I lost my first child in the womb. I never understood…
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In My Arms, Where Time Stands Sill
Recently I’ve been having this looming sense of impending loss. I feel it every time I’m with you. There is…
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It’s OK To Admit You Need a Break From All the Noise, Mama
Yep, girl. One-hundred percent. Any mama can tell you she’s had to sneak away into the silence of a closet…
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Help Me Remember These Moments Between
Motherhood is messy, exhausting, and at times filled with self-doubt, but motherhood is also beautiful, with a soul discovering love…
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By Courtney Devich Mommy, Why Are You Sad?
Dear Mommy, Things feel different since you brought home the new baby. You told me things would change and they…
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I Get To Be a Mom and That’s a Gift
Motherhood has shaped me. It sounds cliché, I know, but beyond my wildest understanding, my desire to be a mother…
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By Ann-Marie Ferry The Onesies He Never Wore
Brilliant sunbeams awaken my eyes. It is a beautiful May day, and I have a mission. The night before I…
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What We Should Be Telling New Moms-To-Be
There’s no denying it. Motherhood is hard. It’s the hardest thing I have ever done and will ever do—and people…
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