By Whitney Fleming My 12-Year-Old Was Blackmailed for Nude Photos
As a mom of older kids and a social media consultant, I’ve heard some pretty scary stories about kids and…
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By Jennifer Craven I’m a Terrible Housekeeper, But I Just Don’t Care
It’s been said that a clean home is a happy home. Well, I’m here to argue the contrary. Could my…
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By Her View From Home I Shouldn’t Have to Feel This Way About Being a Mother For the Second Time
With our first pregnancy, things were much easier. I was blessed with being pregnant after the mere thought of, “Let’s…
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By Tiffany Rodriguez To The Mother Who Prayed For A Daughter But Got a Son
Dear boy mom, You are a soldier. I know the days are long. Most of the time you're still trying…
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By Lauren Eberspacher The Painful Truth I’m Hiding as a Mom With Anxiety
I walked into church today and was hoping they wouldn't notice. I had even put on my favorite dress and…
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By Caitlin Henderson The Work Can Wait, But Childhood Can’t
I'm cuddled on the couch with three littles who are fighting naps. We're watching a classic Disney movie and enjoying…
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By Michelle Koch The Reason My Husband Cropped Me Out of This Picture Broke My Heart
Gah, this picture makes me so mad. Those are my husband's hairy legs and white feet lounging poolside. We were…
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By Kayla Friehe I Remember How it Felt To Be the Only One Who Held Them
I remember how it felt to be the only one who held them. As they sat cradled under my heart,…
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By Ashli Brehm I Hate To Do This, Target, But . . .
I've known for awhile. I've known I needed to end things. It's just hard. It's hard when we've been so…
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To the Mama Who Didn’t Accomplish Anything Today
Finally. They’re asleep. You take a breath. You know, really take it in, and then release it slowly. You let…
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By Sarah E.B. Christison Don’t Judge Me For Having Caffeine While I’m Pregnant
On Saturday, I visited a local Starbucks with my mother. We waited in long line while my swollen feet…
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By Ginger Hughes The Nights Are So Long
The nights are long. When you’re finally home, hospital bracelet still on your wrist, and your sweet infant girl cries…
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