By Taraneh Kerley Motherhood is Everything All At Once
I want to let you in on a secret of motherhood—motherhood is hardly ever one thing at once. It is…
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Grief is Love Unfinished, But Jesus is Love Unending
I died the day he died. Or at least a large part of me did. I held the hand of…
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Dear New Mama, Do What’s Right For You
As pregnant mamas, we sometimes fight insane, unwanted requests from family members who want to be in the delivery room.…
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By Emily Scott Moms of Older Kids, We Need You
Sure, we all can get tired of hearing the phrase, “Enjoy every moment. It goes so fast.” But the advice…
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Motherhood Changes Everything—Including Friendship
Before becoming a mom, I had the most naive view of new motherhood. I saw it this way: you have…
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By Her View From Home New Zealand Approves the Paid Leave For Pregnancy Loss I Wish I’d Had
They didn’t show it to me in the movies. What I saw on the big screen up until then was,…
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Dear Weary Mother, You Are Doing Hard and Holy Work
To the mom who feels unseen, unheard, unloved, uncared for. To the mom who feels overwhelmed, overworked, overanxious, overlooked. To…
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By Jennifer Thompson Stop Worrying if You Are Enough and Simply Give What You Can
Have you ever doubted yourself? Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes? Am I a good enough…
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The Life You Weren’t Supposed To Have is Beautiful
Being a new mom can be scary enough in and of itself. Now add being a teenage mom of a…
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Connecting With Your Child Doesn’t Always Require Words
From the moment you get news of a baby on the way, a mother's focus is on the best way…
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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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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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