By Kristin Whiteside You Know You’re A Girl Mom When…
Dance parties are a daily occurrence and can happen at any given time. You’re constantly cutting out long strands of…
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By Stacy Feintuch I Regret Making My Daughter Play Sports
“She said I stuck out like a sore thumb.” I was sitting at my kitchen table with my 17-year-old daughter…
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By Sherry White Hide the Knives And 10 Other Boy Mom Truths
My first born is a boy and you know the phrase he’s all boy, well that definitely applies to my…
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By Tina Szymczak Post-Adoption Depression Is A Very Real Thing
We worked long and hard to become parents. Years of infertility filled with tests, needles, examinations, surgeries and the loss of dignity.…
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By Crystal Hill When Your Teen Doesn’t Want to be Hugged
Whenever an article about raising children advises that we hug our teenagers more - I inwardly cringe. For the record,…
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By Katie Weber I Am Sharing My Children With Another Woman
I have avoided this subject because, well it is very painful. And scary. And the one thing that could very…
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By Curry Winters To The Mother Who Feels Like She’s Drowning
I feel like I am drowning. Trying my hardest in a storm ridden sea to tread water, to hold three…
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By Sherry Parnell 10 Important Life Lessons Children Teach Us
From the moment that our children come into our lives, we know that it’s our responsibility to guide and teach…
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By Alissa Kay The Potty Training Tip That Saved Our Sanity (And Really Works)
Let’s talk potty-training. My kids are all potty-trained. Yay! When I was a new mom, one of the things I…
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By Dana Verdino Do I Have to Sacrifice Everything for My Children?
As a child of two near-perfect parents who were fully immersed in the world of parenting and all the sacrifice…
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By Amanda Kosmer Let Them Be Little
We rush everything. We aimlessly try to beat the clock and complain that there are not enough hours in the…
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By Cherylyn Petersen How My View of Self is Impacting My Daughter
She is beautiful with her wide dark eyes, hair that falls to her waist in golden hues. She is baby…
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