By Kayla Runkel Finding My new Group of Friends and Loving the Old One
I saw a sign today that said, "Your vibe attracts your tribe." Tribes. They are the new hip thing to…
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By Gloryanna Boge Dear Mama, It’s OK To Lose Yourself When You Become A Mom
We were all sitting in a big awkward group in the church’s large conference room. I sat there hoping I…
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By Amanda Idleman Third Baby in and Still Clueless
It seems that after having three babies and being a parent for five years, there are so many things about…
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By Rachel Gnagy 5 Things I Stopped Doing After Baby #3
"Congratulations! Going from two kids to three was the hardest for us!" That was my dad's cheerful response when we…
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16 Things to Say to Your Kids When They’re Having a Bad Day
The other day, I got this text from my college freshman daughter: Please pray for me. I’m so overwhelmed right…
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By Janene Dutt The Milestone They Never Warned Me About
My son informed me the other day that I haven’t written a blog post in nearly a year. And not…
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It’s Just a Phase
My late night searches for “Toddler Sleep Regression,” have turned up one piece of advice time and time again: “Remember,…
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By Carolyn Moore Why Is It So Hard For Moms To Make Time To Shower?
“Hi, my name is Carolyn.” [“Hiiiii, Carolyn.”] “…and it has been 53 hours and 27 minutes since my last shower…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat We All Need a Hot Mess Friend
It was one of those days. The kind of day when you wake up already running behind and the only…
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By Michaela Gasseling Expecting Judgement. Finding Community. Bedtime Battles Unite us All.
Recently, I uttered words that I never thought I would say. Saying them out loud made me immediately fill with…
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By Allison Maselli They Won’t Stay Little Forever
This morning at the breakfast table my three-year-old asked, “Am I going to stay little?” We had been getting her…
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By Amanda Krill Being a Mom Made Me Forgetful in the Best Way Possible
Before I was a mother, I remembered everything. Every moment. Every joy. Every transgression. I never forgot to RSVP for…
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