By Jennifer Thompson Someday the Stuff Will Go—And When it Does, So Will She
For the past few days, I’ve been roaming around the house seeing the clutter. The piles. The mess. The extra.…
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20 Gifts For Tween and Teen Girls
For some reason, when our girls hit the tween and teen years, gifting suddenly gets tricky. We want to give…
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Saying Goodbye To My College Child Never Gets Easier
“It’s sort of like having a little taste of war, here,” my son says on the way to the airport.…
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Raising Teens is Easy, As Long As You Do All of These Things
Editor's Note: *This is a tongue-in-cheek post about raising teens because this is hard I have no idea why people…
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I’m Thankful For Every Moment, Because It Only Takes One To Change Everything
My sobs interrupted the sound of silence. As my husband and I prepared to take our son to college, I…
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A Boy Never Stops Needing His Mama
Hit rewind and watch the years wind back up to the beginning. Do you see the stark blue of his…
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I Used To Teach You Everything, Now You’re Teaching Me
I think back on your toddler years when we lived in the big city and how when you fell on…
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“But Mom, Everyone Else is Watching Squid Game!” Why Parents Should Beware.
You've probably heard Jim Rohn’s quote, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”…
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You’ll Never Know How Much You’ll Miss Them
"You never know how much you'll miss them until those cleats get hung up for the last time." To this…
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Watching Our Kids Face Rejection Hurts—But Cookies Help
Today, I received a text from my daughter. “I didn’t make the show. I thought I had a great audition…
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Dear Mom, From Your Teen Daughter
Dear Mom: We’ve spent 17 years together, so where do I start? I know raising me hasn’t been a graceful…
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Recharging is Good For My Mama Soul
My daughter is 13. It’s a tough age for any child, but her situation is complicated by her ever-shifting feelings…
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