By Carolyn Moore Pass the placenta? No thanks.
The first time I heard women talk about eating their own placentas, I thought they were kidding. You know the…
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By Lauren Eberspacher The Five Stages of Grocery Shopping With Small Kids
OK mamas, we've all been there. Our fridges and pantries are empty, you are completely out of milk, and you've…
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By Gina Salberg Little Lies: New Mom Edition
I have always believed in tricking myself. Some may call it mind games. I like to think of it as…
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By Katie Logue Loving My Child, Loving Myself
Becoming a mom is one of life's greatest blessings. From the moment we find out we're pregnant, our lives are…
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By Megan Whitty A Letter to My Childhood Bully
Dear Bully, Hello. Do you remember me? Well, maybe you don't remember me, but I remember you. I remember all…
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By Valli Vida Gideons To My Middle School Son
As you complete your first year of middle school, I have a few things I'd like you to know: Not…
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By Jen Savage Here’s A Secret, Frazzled Mama – None Of Us Actually Have It Together
Hey Frazzled Mama, I see you. I feel you. I was you. I am you. Nap time is never long…
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By Katrina Villegas Teaching My Toddler (and myself) to Own Her Boundaries
No. I don't like that. Please don't touch me. Please don't take things from me. I wasn't done with that.…
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By Karen Johnson Mom Blogger Confesses She Left Her Baby in the Car
Now that I've been navigating the choppy waters of parenting for the past 8 1/2 years, I've learned to give…
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By Rebecca Undem Help Your Child Break Free From a Victim Mentality
There’s almost nothing harder than being a parent when your kid gets hurt. Physical pain is certainly hard to cope…
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By Britt LeBoeuf To My Best Friend As You Prepare To Become A Mom
After about a month of playing phone tag with each other, we were finally able to catch up last night.…
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By Stephanie Ross How a Daisy Taught me to Pray
I tend to cringe a little when I see my girls running inside with flowers for Mommy. I mean, half…
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