The Days Are So Long
Things started spiraling around 2 p.m. today. It’s a tale as old as time for a mom. My husband is…
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By Bethany Sarazen This Is Perimenopause
For the past few months, I’ve felt like the woman who bled for 12 years, healed by touching the hem…
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By Amy Keyes Dear High School Junior, Make the Most of This Year
To my high school junior, Each year, these back-to-school letters get more difficult to write. Wanting to capture all that…
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He’s 12 but He’s Still Mine
My son is now 12. No longer little, not yet grown. It’s so hard to imagine that he’s soon becoming…
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By Jessica Swanda I Don’t Want to Spend Today Worrying How Much I’ll Miss Him Tomorrow
Dear toddler, Everyone tells me the days are long, but the years are short. They tell me I’ll turn around…
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This Is Why It’s Hard for Moms to Ask for Help
I want to take a moment to share something close to my heart, something I wish everyone could understand—the immense…
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By Carolyn Moore The Mental Load of Mothering Teens and Tweens Is Exhausting
We stand together silently in the short line at 7:58 a.m. Next to me, my almost-teenage son scuffles his feet…
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By Her View From Home A Mother Doesn’t Have to Be Prepared to Be Sustained
I feel the warmth radiating from my weeks-old baby girl's body onto my lap. She sleeps soundly. But I can’t. My…
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I’ll Always Be the One Who Loved Them First
I’m no longer the last person he says goodnight to. That’s a hard pill to swallow. Here we are, just…
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By Trish Broome I Was Charged with a DUI and It Changed Everything
The random times my father called me throughout my life, I could always tell when he had been drinking. He…
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By Erin Dodson Homeschooling Isn’t Right For Everyone but It’s Right for Us
I remember being so excited. I stood in the homeschool section of my local Christian bookstore with my toddler in…
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By Vicki Bahr With Grandkids, It’s The Little Things
We had just pulled into the driveway when our youngest grandtwins, 3-year-old Ellis and Brady, came running out the front…
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