By Morgan Morris This Is What I Will Tell My Daughter
Very early in life, girls begin to learn the social importance of beauty. There is no denying it. There is…
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By Stacey Pardoe Finding Joy in Pregnancy Sickness
Warm rays of spring sunlight cast shadows on the wall, and the rising nausea reminded me I should eat. I…
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By Marisa Svalstedt Ten Ways to Prepare for Having a Newborn
Expecting a baby is an exciting time inspiring visions of snuggling in rockers, adorable outfits, bottles of milk, and fluffy…
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By Curry Winters When You Can’t be Super Mommy Anymore
You scream at me---it hurts my feelings. You get so frustrated when I can’t do something you want to right…
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By Traci Rhoades 25 Reasons You’re Not Just My Daughter, You’re My Friend
I went into this parenting thing firmly believing it was my job to be your parent, not your friend. I…
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By Tayler DiGiacomo The Kind of Mom Your Kids Really Need
Being a mom is hard. I'm not sure if this is a widely talked about subject, because everyone I see…
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By Desiree Fortin Dear Hope Wounds
Dear Hope Wounds, You are kind of ugly. It feels like you sag to my knees. You’ve taken away my…
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By Crystal Hill I’m Okay with my Teens Doing Less Than Their Best
School just started for my two high school boys and already they’re completely exhausted. One of them even comes home…
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By Whitney Fleming Using the Right Measurements for our Daughters
I noticed my daughter was acting odd when she returned from the grocery store with family friends, but I did…
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By Maralee Bradley Spoiler Alert, Cool Moms: Doesn’t Matter What They Call You. You’re Still a Mom.
According to an article floating around the internet, today's coolest moms are not cool with being called "mom." They would…
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By Wendy Buck Today I Needed a Pep Talk
As I sit in Panera, having retreated here during a power outage, working and drinking too much coffee, I watch…
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By Hannah Angstadt-Gunning What I Learned After Killing My Flowers
I have a pretty set morning routine, and it always starts the same way. I get up and walk through…
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