By Nicole Merritt Your Child is Surely Not His Test Score During a Pandemic
Take a child. Now remove him from his school campus, hardworking and compassionate teachers, and joy-inducing friends. Now have him stay…
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By Tabitha Yates Dear Mama With Depression, You Never Stopped Being Strong
Depression does not discriminate—from the oldest to youngest, richest to poorest, most glamorous lives to those who live in constant…
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By Rhea Filipczak Your Baby Book May Be Empty But Our Hearts Are Full
I can vividly recall the day I received your baby book in the mail. I had just started to really…
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By Jennifer Toscano There is a Time To Be Their Everything and a Time To Let Them Fly
There is a time and season for every part of motherhood . . . A time to have a sweet…
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By Megan Hardwick You Are Not a Bad Mom For Needing a Break
We have to start normalizing mothers needing a break without making them feel guilty. You are not a bad mom…
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Our Kids Need To See What’s Manly
Our kids need to see what’s manly. And not in that Thickburger, retreating to the man cave kind of way.…
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By Jheri Jordan Motherhood is One Long Push
Before a baby makes its grand entrance into the world, a mother might hear the words "One more push!" from…
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Just Because I Love Being A Mom Doesn’t Mean it Isn’t Heavy Sometimes
Just because I love being a mom, doesn’t mean I don’t sometimes miss the carefree days when I only had…
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By Jamie Johnson I’m Tired of Working Like I Don’t Have Kids and Mothering Like I Don’t Have a Job
As a full-time working mom in America, I have spent the last six years of my life trying to work…
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By Pamela Jane I Waited So Long For This Beautiful Daughter
I was in my 40s when my husband and I decided to adopt a baby. The adoption agency we registered…
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By Emily Roussell Sweet Child, May You Always Know My Love
You enter the world, and our hearts explode. We cradle you in tenderness, and I wish you would remember .…
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By Cheryl Donely As the Mom of a Teen, I Know I Belong a Few Steps Back
I watched from the driver’s seat my oldest son shut the passenger door and walk toward the high school entrance…
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