By Betsy Moore I Don’t Care What My Grandkids Call Me, I Just Pray They Call
As a mom of two middle school daughters, I can only dream of one day becoming a grandma. This potential…
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By Her View From Home My Mom Isn’t a Bad Mother but We’re Not Close
Every mother-daughter relationship has its ups and downs, especially through the teenage years, but the ones that make it through…
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By Krystal Sieben Stop Waiting for Someone to Give You a Break—Take It Yourself
I came to a huge realization this year. One that took me over a decade to understand. When you are…
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By Jennifer JennyMac McCarthy The Last Size Small
It’s the little things, seemingly inconsequential tasks, that suddenly lead to bigger revelations. My youngest son is 15, and during…
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By Marissa Khosh What No One Tells You About Pregnancy After Recurrent Loss
No one tells you about pregnancy after recurrent loss. No one tells you just how hard it is. No one…
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By Skyler Dusenbery Mornings Are for Me and You and Jesus
My quiet time has been interrupted a lot lately. And truthfully, I’m growing really weary from it. I miss meeting…
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By Maggy Gomez Dear Simone Biles, Thank You for Inspiring So Many of Our Daughters
The rhythmic claps of the audience, the shimmering leotards under the glaring lights, and the poised yet powerful movements of…
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By Rachel Kosar Grandmas Never Show Up Empty Handed
She showed up with her pillow. Grandmas are always showing up with something. Her toothbrush, her glasses, some books, essential oils,…
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By Jennifer Kennedy God Puts Other Moms in Your Life for a Purpose—Make Sure You Look Up
The last thing I wanted to do that chilly spring afternoon was look up. The bright children’s gym was a…
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If You Think You Didn’t Get a Lot Done Today, Think Again
I didn’t do a lot of things today. The tea on the counter is supposed to be brewed, cooled down,…
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By Brianna Forsman Mothers Keep Going
“I can't do this anymore,” I moaned as I sat on the edge of the bed. Gingerly yet clumsily, I…
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By Angela Williams Glenn There Are Some Things Our Teens Have to Do on Their Own
I thought because I’ve taught teenagers for almost 20 years, I’d be ready for the teenage years with my own…
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