By Tiffany Campione Farewell to My Favorite Chapter
The moment I became a mother, the life I once knew immersed with my wants and needs, transformed into midnight…
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By Lauren Eberspacher For The Mom Whose Child Is A Nervous Nelly On The First Day Of School
"But Mommy, I don't want to go," she said as we pulled into the parking lot. I had heard her…
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By Vanessa France In this Rocking Chair
Our youngest (and last) of 4 children turned two recently. And since he was what I like to call a…
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By ViAnn Prestwich Stop Ruining The End of Summer
When my neighbor discussed how she prepared her children for the new school year, I listened carefully and thought, “Whatever.”…
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By Sara Halvorsen I Accidentally Became My Mother
As I sit on my patio on a Saturday afternoon, watching my husband and my daughter play together and drinking…
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By Stacey Philpot 3 Tools For The Stepparent’s Tool Belt
Six years ago, I stepped into the new territory of stepmom-dom with shaking knees and a healthy fear of emotionally…
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By Ashli Brehm Should Mom Be Naked In Front Of The Kids?
"I like that hair on your butt." I was sick. It was the middle of the day. And I'd been…
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By Marisa Svalstedt She’s Slowly Drifting Out of My Sight
She is out of my sight less than five minutes after walking through the door. I introduce my husband and…
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By Kayla Friehe Leave Them a Letter
It has been nearly 5 years since I wrote that very first letter. I was introducing myself to a…
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By Jenn Hesse Ain’t no Shame in Feeling a Little Mom Guilt
I wasn’t a cheerleader, but I don’t have anything against them. I mean, I might find them a tad annoying, but…
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By Danielle Silva It’s Okay to Fake Fine for the Sake of Our Sanity
I’m a mom of four little ones. Enough said. Actually, there’s much more to me than the children that label…
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By Leann Clarke Handle These 7 Kinds of Kin With Care
When it comes to extended family, I can’t live with them (for too long) and I can’t live without them…
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