By Leah Peterson Rough waters on the way to the finish line.
The complexities that exist in family dynamics run a deep and vast range in similarity and differences. The change that…
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By Jenn Meyer Independence Day: My Worst Nightmare
What had been planned to be an evening of food, fireworks and fun, quickly turned into thirty minutes of terror.…
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By Leslie Means Do the Details Matter?
I wonder sometimes if the details matter. If you’re working an algebra equation or measuring sugar for a brownie recipe…
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By Jennifer Smith Why bedsharing works for us, even though it horrifies you.
Bed sharing is not for every family. I didn't even know it was right for our family until baby was…
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By Andrea Wenburg Is My Child Spoiled, Defiant or Simply Overwhelmed?
“Is she a good baby?” The question still stings a little, eight years later. I didn’t know this was a…
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By Robyna May Expecting More From Our Children Than We Do From Ourselves
The other day my six year old son ran his school’s annual cross-country race. Twice around a fairly large football…
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By Yvette Mystakas My PPD made me almost lose everything – my husband, my son, and myself
When reflecting back to the time my postpartum depression (PPD) was at its peak - sadness, confusion and regret sweep…
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A Letter to My 5-Year-Old
You came into this world faster than expected. You were ready, we weren’t. Contractions started in the late afternoon on…
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By Cynthia Smith Huhman This Grandma Gig Is Going To Be Pretty Cool
My son, whom I might mention is in his late 20’s, had just started his first year of teaching. Along…
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By Pamela Homolka What Your Grandpa Would’ve Said – Advice To My Sons
You boys are growing so fast. Don‘t ask me where I‘ve been all these years, but I didn't truly realize…
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By Her View From Home Random Acts of Kindness for Your Kids!
With the end of the school year at hand, you’re probably trying to come up with some interesting ways to…
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By Megan Launchbaugh The Life Cycle of Change
I learned so much from my first child. Not just about kids or parenting, but about people and life and…
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