By Andrea Mullenmeister She Never Let Go: A Guardian Angel Story
I heard the helicopter before I saw it. The thumping sound vibrated into my bones. Hot afternoon sun blinded me…
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By Britt LeBoeuf To the Stay-At-Home Mama: Don’t Let Others Define Your Worth
I had a conversation with a relative recently. I won't get into the details, but he told me that stay-at-home…
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By Christiana Whallon When the Ish Hits the Fan
Have you ever gone through a time in life when so many things go wrong, it’s almost comical? My husband…
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Dear Rainbow Baby, You Saved Me
Dear Rainbow Baby, I remember the day I found out you were here. I held my breath as I walked…
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By Carolyn Moore Sometimes, I’m a Lonely Mom
One of the most unexpected things about motherhood, for me, has been just how lonely it can seem. Sitting…
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By Gail Hoffer-Loibl Why I Believe In Angels
Being alone in a hospital room for a few minutes can feel like an eternity when you don’t know if…
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By Kayla Friehe Even When I Don’t Know What I’m Doing, I Know the One Who Does
I have absolutely no clue what I am doing when it comes to parenting. None. Nada. Nope. Zero. I am…
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By Amy Weatherly You Won’t Be Ready
We’d only been married six months. He was still in law school. We were still in debt. Massive debt. We…
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By Jessica McCaslin Mary, What Did You Know as You Held Jesus in Your Arms?
Christmas is one of my favorite times of the year. I love to decorate my house, even though I rarely…
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By Amy Dimarcangelo Sometimes I’m a Really Crappy Mom
Sometimes I'm a really crappy mom. Before some sweet soul rushes to my defense, or reminds me we all have…
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Why I Love Bedtime
Moms often joke about “just making it until bedtime”. We seem to see it as our goal. It’s the finish…
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By Stephanie Portell What We’re Afraid to Say Out Loud About Postpartum Depression
It is difficult to put into words who we turn into during those early months after not only our first…
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