By Bailey Koch The Day I Realized I Was Gone
I'm Bailey. I think that is honestly the first time I have said those 2 1/2 words (there's my grammar…
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By Danielle Helzer 3 Things my kids’ tantrums have taught me
When my husband and I chose foster to adopt to expand our family, we were prepared to love and provide…
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By Annie Boyd The Power of a Mother’s Kind Words
My Grandma Maxine was truly remarkable. She was an absolutely tremendous grandma, and it wasn't because of her cookies (which…
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By Annie Henriksen Motherhood Is Lonely
When you become a new mom, there are things that you just expect. You are prepared to tackle endless amounts…
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By Karen Johnson My Mother’s Presence
My mother was always present, literally and figuratively. She was like a floating head - every time my sister and…
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By Kristin Whiteside Why We Aren’t Sending Our Daughters To Preschool
Right around our oldest daughters first birthday, talk of preschool started to come up. "Are you going to start her…
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By Tammi Landry-Gilder 11 Middle School Rules For All Parents (Trust Us – You Need This)
Since my oldest son is going into the eighth grade, and my youngest into the sixth, I feel that I…
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By Deb Burke And Now He’s 10
My littlest one will be 10 in 2 weeks. Ten years old. The big 1-0. Double Digits. I feel…
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By Emily Bredeson The Simple Paper Heart
A construction paper heart was my reminder of what our children really need. Not the extravagant, expensive toys, but the love…
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By Dr. Jennifer Pinto Why I Let My Son Play Football
“I just can’t understand how parents can encourage their kids to play football.” This post on Facebook recently caught…
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By Leah Baacke I Used to Sneak into the Movies
I’m not exactly proud (or ashamed) of this, but my friend Elissa and I used to have bootleg movie marathons.…
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By Tracie Cornell My Opposite Journey of Motherhood
When I was in my 20's I often thought about what my life would look like when I made the…
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