By Heather Delaney Don’t Wait For the Tired Mom To Ask For Help
I don’t wait for my sister to ask before I take her baby. Oops. That kind of sounds like kidnapping.…
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By Kate Swenson To the Friend Who Stayed
To the woman who stayed . . . A week or so ago I found myself in a pretty tough…
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By Lindsay Meier Lord, Thank You For My Family and Crockpot Liners
“Pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17). “What?! Pray continually? Like, never stop? There’s no way. He must not really mean…
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By Brittany Bergman Dear God, Take My First Trimester Fears and Turn Them Into Trust
This is what it looks like to crave God’s grace. When I hear stories of miscarriages at 10-weeks, even though…
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By Brittany Meng I Won’t Let My Son Struggle With Anxiety and Depression Alone
It was 10:30 p.m. when I heard him coming down the stairs. I paused Poldark, put down my phone on…
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By Adriane Thompson I Have An Explosive Child and He Makes Me a Better Mom
I’m not sure what caused the explosion. All I remember is bear-hugging my 7-year-old in the bathroom praying he wouldn’t…
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By Aleisha Cate I’m the Old Mom Now
In the past six months, the moms have grown younger. Walking into my local library for the first time in…
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By Amy Cirksena I Need You To Know That Even Though My Child is Invisible, I Am Still a Mother
To the mother who can kiss all of her children goodnight. To the one who will get to watch her…
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By Jennifer Bailey Sometimes Moms Have To Hide
“Why are you hiding in the closet?” While I’m not a candidate in the running for Mother of the Year,…
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By Megan Cardwell We May Not Have Planned For You, Sweet Baby, But We Can’t Wait To Meet You
We weren’t planning for you, your father and I. You came as a complete surprise. And because we hadn’t planned…
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By Jennifer Vail Motherhood is Traumatic But Mothers Are Strong
My first baby was a doozy. He was premature, I couldn’t nurse like I’d planned, and he cried all day.…
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By Natasha Carlow There’s Power in the “I Love You” Between a Mother and Her Child
My mother never said she loved me. This was true up until somewhere in my late 20s. This isn’t to…
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