By Lauren Eberspacher The Sacred Call of Midnight
Her sharp scream made me sit up straight out of a dead sleep. I shuffled out of bed and down…
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By Danielle Santapaola It’s OK To Grieve Without Guilt, Moms
I was 37 weeks pregnant when my father died from melanoma. It was not a surprise, but I was in…
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By Whitney Fleming Can We Talk About the Price of Prom?
The other day while scrolling on Facebook, I landed on a dress for sale in my local moms group. It…
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By Stacey Philpot Learning to Love the Table Where She Leaves Her Heart
My daughter has a habit of leaving her heart on a 4 x 6 table in our basement. You might…
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By Arianna Freelen Scarred But Stronger Thanks To Postpartum Depression
I walked past her today. In my rush to care for sick babies, clean up, put up, and then begin…
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By Nicole Merritt You Helped Me Discover the Love Beyond the Exhaustion, Sweet Child
Seriously... Don't wake me up. I don't want to wake up. Why, you ask? Well, if I wake up then…
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By Claudia Caramiello God Made Mothers Strong
We carry a growing embryo in our bodies for nine months, battling morning sickness, heartburn, lower back pain, and dubious…
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By Leann Clarke What Everyone Else Should Expect When You’re Expecting
When pregnant with my firstborn, I devoured books on pregnancy and parenting like they were going out of style. I…
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By Melanie Forstall I Love That My Kids Are Growing Up. Is That So Wrong?
Almost daily I stop and ask myself the same question, “Is it just me?” and I promptly reassure myself and…
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By Leah Outten To the Tired Mother Who Feels Broken in the Marriage Bedroom
Dear broken momma, I see you. I’ve been you. Perhaps you had your world tainted as a child, like mine…
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By Rochelle Deans Having A Daughter Made Me Realize I Wanted More Than Motherhood
When I was 15, I had a clear idea of the way I wanted my life to go between then…
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By Britt LeBoeuf We’re Mothers Not Machines
Sometimes I feel like the mom version of the Terminator. Unlike Arnold Schwarzenegger's iconic character, when I look at my…
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