I Love Who We’ve Become
The lines of my body are softer now. Softer like her little cheeks as they brush against mine. Softer like…
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Motherhood
By Wendy C It’s Okay if the Dishes Can’t Wait
It’s been seven hours since I last spoke. There’s no one in the house to talk to. My husband is…
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By Rachel Reyna To the Parents Facing a Child’s Illness: You Are Strong
If you are the parents who just sat for hours in a cold doctor’s office to hear that your child…
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By Her View From Home What Happens When Your Perfect Life Explodes?
One day you’re living your best life, writing articles about how perfect your marriage is, and the next, BOOM, life…
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Life Began with You
I heard about the labor pains. And the sleepless nights. I heard about the inconveniences. And the never-ending sacrifices. I heard…
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By Laura Bentley Sweet Baby, I Wish I Could Have Met You
Miscarriage. It floods my head with devastating memories. It seems like it happened so long ago, yet I can still feel…
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By Marissa Khosh All I Could Do Was Make It to Church Today
All I can do is make it to church today. It was the final thought that shut the door on…
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By Morgan Christian You Are Worth Every Sacrifice
The best part of me is my son. Being a new mom is exhausting yet so rewarding. They say when…
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By Tynea Lewis I Should Have Stayed with You Longer Tonight
Sweet child, I’m sorry I didn’t stay cuddled up with you longer tonight. I quickly tucked you into bed because…
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3 Things Toddlers Teach Us if We Slow Down and Notice
The saying goes, “Learn from your elders.” I’ve heard it said throughout my childhood and into my adult life. There…
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By Christine Derengowski The Greatest Gift We Can Give Someone Is to Include Them
The greatest gift we can give someone is to include them. Never have I felt more isolated and excluded than…
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What Baby Books Don’t Tell You about Motherhood
The thing the baby books don’t tell you about leaving the hospital is that two new people emerge. Yes, you’re…
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