By Leanne Willen We Are the Memory Makers
Family memories have always been important to me. But, marriage and motherhood changed me. Suddenly, I wanted holidays and birthdays…
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By Anastasia Smothers Don’t Take it Personally if I Don’t Bring the Kids Over to Visit
I’m often told that I need to bring the kids by more often, that so-and-so wants to spend some time…
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By Pri Walker Your Firsts Are My Lasts—So Grow Gently, My Love
Dear sweet “baby” of mine, There’s so much I want to tell you about the shoes you’ve filled—still the tiniest feet in the house. You may…
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By Alyssa Hall Swaddles and Someday Forever Collide
Baby girl, When you grow and become a momma yourself, I want you to know that no one tells you…
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By Christiana Whallon Dear Mama, God Can Handle Your Emotions
Dear mama, As we all know, motherhood is such an incredibly vulnerable time of life. Emotions tend to run high.…
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By Anneliese Lawton I Love My Kids But I Won’t Miss This Mess
Fun fact: I cleaned my house yesterday. Like spent a solid few hours cleaning my house. I did the tidying…
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By Briana Bradley Wilson Dear Daughter at 14
Dear daughter at 14, It seems impossible that you are 14 years old. How did we get here so fast?…
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By Krista Hager Sometimes I Really Am Not Good Enough For My Kids
A lot of discussion percolates around mom guilt, and why moms just need to let it go. In most cases,…
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By Paige Pippin I’m the Reason My Baby Won’t Sleep
Ex-squeeze-me, but where has this year gone? We’re knee-deep into the holiday season, and I’m still trying to come up…
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The Best Elf on the Shelf Idea Ever (Bonus: It Helps Declutter Toys, Too!)
Sweet, sweet Christmastime. The lights, the smells, the festive music. The cozy blankets and mugs of hot cocoa and Hallmark…
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By Kelly Houseman Right Now, It’s My Job to be Tired
To celebrate my birthday last month, I spent that night from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m. the next day whooping…
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By Stephanie Brophy Sometimes, I Forget You’re Only Two
Sometimes I forget you are only two. I expect you to act older than someone who is just barely out…
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