I Love Hearing My Son Say “Dada”
"Dada" is my favorite word. Not necessarily my son’s favorite word. I think that might be “book” or “ball.” But…
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You Sat in Your High Chair For the Last Time Today
Neither of us knew it would be the last time. Like so many transitions we’ve made, I spent months contemplating…
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When the Diaper Days Are Done
When the diaper days are done, I won't watch chunky little things waddle around the kitchen or big blue eyes…
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By Kimberly Keys I Held My Baby and He Grew Up Anyway
When my son was a baby, he loved to be held, just like most babies. He was my miracle baby…
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By Brianna Forsman Tonight I Rocked You Because Tomorrow I’ll Miss This
Tonight I rocked you. It wasn't the plan, and it hadn't been the routine in over a year. But as…
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By Katelyn Brown Mommy, I Still Need You
The first few nights, and truthfully weeks, of your life are a blur to me. I remember leaving the hospital…
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By Renet Coleman Dear Toddler, Today I Feel Like I Failed
I've heard that one should not cry in front of your toddler, but today I couldn't hold it together. The…
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By Krista Ward I Love Being a Mom of All Boys
“Three boys? That’s so sad!” That’s what someone said to me last week, as she looked upon the smiling faces…
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I’m Just Not Ready To Have Another Baby
The newborn pajama set was hidden in the middle of the rack of toddler shirts. I was looking for a…
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By Lynee Posthumus A Toddler’s Love Makes the World Right Again
Today was hard. It was long. Like one of those in the trenches of motherhood posts you read by women…
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By Meghan Moyer I’m Teaching My Daughter To Say a Confident ‘No’
Right now, “no” is her favorite word. Isn’t it every toddler’s favorite word? We chuckle when they say no all…
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By Rachel Zeko Today I Cried Because One Day I’ll Miss This
Today I cried while rocking my baby to sleep. We sat in the chair in her nursery and every time…
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