$72.45 from an Angel at the Grocery Store
I stood at the checkout line while the cashier scanned my rewards card and said the balance aloud: $72.45 I…
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Motherhood
Who Sees the Mom at Christmas?
Do you see me as I rush around the stores shopping for the perfect gift for my husband and babies,…
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By Chandni Bansal Long-Distance Grandparents Give a Different Kind of Love
It's a different kind of love when grandparents live far from their grandchildren. They often miss the birthdays and the…
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By Marissa Khosh I’m Just a Mom and I’m Finally Okay with That
I'm just a mom. I'm not a successful businesswoman. I'm not a well-known writer. I'm not fantastically gifted or exceptionally…
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By Crystal Fulmer No Matter What Kind of Mom You Are, You’re the Right One for Your Kids
I'm a mom with a foot in two worlds. One foot is in the homeschool world, and one in public school.…
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By Jessica Jolley What If the Tasks We Dread Are Invitations to Draw Near to God?
I reach into the clean clothes, pulling out each damp piece one by one and draping them over my folded…
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At Christmas, I Wonder about Mary
I decorate for Christmas a little earlier every year for several reasons. One, my birthday falls in early December, and…
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By Jamie Romanowicz Hey Mama, This Is Your Labor & Delivery Nurse Speaking
First of all, mama, I want to congratulate you! Whether this is your first baby or not, I am honored…
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By Angela Williams Glenn You See a Brag Post on Social Media, I See the Blood, Sweat, and Tears It Took to Get There
After another great game of my daughter’s, I posted my celebration and excitement of her online. I thought, "Geez, people…
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By Dawn Byington Some Mothers Never Get Their Rainbow Baby
Not everyone gets a rainbow baby—that’s a truth not many of us talk about. There are many women who long…
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By Amanda Crews Loving You is a Beautiful Journey
I wish I could bottle up all the little giggles, the sound of little feet running wild throughout our home,…
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By Elizabeth Dardes I Am Her Mother and Her Friend
The moment I realized my daughter was my friend was her first college drop-off. Her tears displayed her love and…
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