By Helen Townes Surrender to the Minivan
I always said there are two things in this world that I would never own. I would never own a…
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By Joanne Giacomini 5 Ways for Stay-At-Home-Moms to Stay Sane
So you thought staying home with your kids would be peaches and cream and everything nice on top. You said…
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By Malia Garcia An Open Letter to my Second Child
Dear Baby Girl #2, I have been trying to write this letter to you for several weeks now, thinking on…
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By Kristin Whiteside To The Mom I Saw At Target
I saw you with your two kids at Target the other day. You were down one of the many makeup…
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By Cassie Hilt An Open Letter to My Friend Returning From Maternity Leave
Dear Friend, Tomorrow will be one of the hardest days for you. The last three months have completely changed your…
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By Lauren Cootes Why Inclusion Matters To Me And My Daughter
Being a new parent is full of worries, particularly, I feel, for us mothers. Along with the new life that…
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By Kimberly Patterson When The Pregnancy Test Comes Back Positive – But You’re Not So Positive
Yes, I am admitting that when I found out I was pregnant I was not completely on-board. At least not…
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By Morgan Williams In A World Of Fear, I Want My Son To Be At Peace.
Part of living abroad is embracing and learning about new cultures, traditions and worldviews. I'm sure we all have seen the…
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By Amy Rondeau 7 Tips For Road Trips With Kids (Trust Us. You Need This)
School is out and fun is in! If this spring break finds you itching to indulge your wanderlust here are…
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By Karen Johnson A Letter to My Daughter, A Future Mother
At 4 years old, she has her father's adventurous spirit, courage, and sense of independence. She started diving under water…
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By Brittany Dyer From the Crib to the Big Bed
When should I transition my child from a crib to a big bed? Since I have a counseling background, I…
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By Kathy Glow Yes, we still need autism awareness
He tells me he needs some fresh air so he is going outside. I watch him cross the street to…
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