By Jamie Galvin Those Endless Nights Fade
On those endless nights when you hear her small, mewing cry for the second, third, or fourth time, you can’t…
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Prayer Walks Keep a Heart Focused on God
Some of my biggest discoveries about God happen through the blessing of routine. But 2020 was the year of disruption.…
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By Elizabeth North Siblings of a Child With Autism Love Big
For many years I have sat lamenting what was. Not just for myself, for you. I have asked myself if…
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By Kimberly Keys Remember, Mommy, I Won’t Be This Little Forever
Mommy, I know sometimes you feel like there's a lot you've forgotten. You don't remember what it's like to be…
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By Christina Dunn Right Now I Do Everything While Holding a Baby
Baby number one came in pre-COVID times. My front door was revolving with friends, family, and neighbors. Each coming to…
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By Sandy Brannan Being a Mother Never Ends
Being a mother, it never ends. The delight on my baby’s face as I look down and smile. The endless…
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By Hilary Doyle Please Ask Before Sharing My Kids on Your Social Media
As much as I love displays of positivity—excitement, happiness, pride, and joy on social media—can you respect my wishes and…
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By Kris Larson The Fact That You Worry About Being a Good Mom Means You Already Are One
Every day, I come home from work a little after 5 p.m., and I walk through the front door only…
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By Becka Asper Foster Families Don’t Need Any More Blankets—Here’s What They Do Need
As a foster mom, I honestly might cry if someone gives us or a child living with us One. More.…
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By Her View From Home I Refuse To Be Anything Like My Narcissistic Mother
Do you know what it’s like to never know what mood is going to meet you at the door? Do…
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Mothering a Teen is Like Walking On Eggshells
There are plenty of times in my life when I have felt I was walking on eggshells. It always involved…
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Far Too Often We Forget the Mamas
We forget. Far too often, we forget. We forget she has feelings. We forget she has burdens. We forget she…
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