By Carolyn Moore There’s Always Room For One More
As a mom of four, I’m no stranger to the question: “So, you’re done now . . . right?!” It’s…
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By Keegan Taylor To the Mother Fighting For Her Mental Health: Keep Going, Your Babies Need You
Suicide. Depression. Anxiety. Anger. Sadness. Fatigue. These were common themes of my childhood. My paternal grandma committed suicide three years…
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By Kimberly Knowle-Zeller You Are My Alleluia Song
With the hum of the noise machine and my son, Isaac’s, bedroom door cracked open we snuggle on the rocking…
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By Lauren Barrett Dear Parents in Church, Thank You
To the parents who take their kids to church, I see you. I see the way you stroll in late…
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By Deborah Ackerman Dear Child in Heaven, I Cried For You Today
Today I cried. I held up the bank drive-up line. I hugged my steering wheel and lost my mind for…
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By Jennifer Toscano Sisters Are Friends For Life
My two girls. Oh, how I love having two daughters. I love seeing your sisterhood unfold right before my eyes.…
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By Linda Tang Choose Your Mom Friends Wisely
“Cheerio?” I offered, separating the zippered seal from a baggie and extending my arm to the circle of moms. We…
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By Lisa Brinson I Love My Baby But I Hated Being Pregnant
Amidst the coos and adoration bestowed upon my newborn, comments were inevitably addressed to me: Wasn’t it all worth it?…
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By Tiffany Yoder My Mama Heart Isn’t Ready For You To Grow Up So Quickly
The first night my newborn baby slept in her crib and not in her bassinet strategically nestled beside me, I…
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By Courtney Devich Give it To God and Go To Sleep
Thud. Thump. Thump. Thump. My eyes popped wide open. It’s just William turning over and hitting his head on the…
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The Work You’re Doing Raising Godly Children Matters, Mama
Every single day, a mother shows up for work. Without fail. No matter the heaviness of exhaustion. No matter the…
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By Kimberly Keys You Will Always Be My Little Boy, But I Have To Let You Grow Up
When my son was 22 months old, he started falling asleep in his crib by himself at bedtime instead of…
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