By The Boston Mom Girls Weekend – Just do it
I’m seeing it more and more on Facebook, women are getting away for the weekend with their girlfriends. I can’t…
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By Kristine Jacobson My Life as a Trash Collector
I recently ran across an unpublished column I wrote when my children were much younger. It’s funny how some things…
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By Kimberly Campbell Preschool Isn’t For The Faint Of Heart
Today, it happened. I dropped my son off at the local elementary school for his first day of preschool. The…
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By Alissa Kay Every Life is Worth Living
In our church, October is Respect Life month. This week, the focus was about respecting life. All life. That every…
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By Annie Boyd “Wait Until” (Encouraging, Not Scaring the Moms In Our Lives)
Wait until.... It seems that that during my entire parenting experience, someone has been saying these words to me, "Wait…
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No More Parenting Books! (for awhile, anyway)
I have loved reading, so it only came naturally to read a lot about parenting when I became a mom.…
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By Deb Burke The Truth in 23 Questions (Great questions to ask your kids!)
I recently came across a list of questions on a friend's Facebook wall. It was a list of questions for…
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By Amy Sharpe “Goodnight moon….Goodnight books.”
This morning, I sat and listened to my youngest daughter (who's "almost" 7) read to me from a…
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By Lacy Jo Donald Bittersweet
A very wonderful and wise woman from my church once said to me, "You don't truly know the meaning of…
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By Shelley Brandon My Heart Whispers, “No”
There are seasons and mileposts in life that bring with them intense waves of renewed grief. I have entered into…
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By Esther Vandersluis Reaching Out in Motherhood
I am pregnant. After the initial peeing on a stick, the thrill of telling family and friends, and the surreal…
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By Megan Launchbaugh “Just” a Mom
I never dreamed I would be a stay-at-home mom. Becoming a mom was overwhelming to me at first and work…
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