By Brittany Reiling Ordinary Moments Can Become Precious Memories
Something I’ve started to realize is that every moment has the potential to be a memory. Yes, even the everyday,…
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By Amanda Crews A Mother’s Work May Go Unnoticed, But Her Love Never Does
Do you ever feel like a family doormat? Somewhere between December and January, this was me. I questioned: Does my…
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By Lisa Bonnema I’ll Send You off with a Million Prayers
I think one of the hardest things about launching your big kids is wondering what baggage they will take with…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat You’ll Never Know Just How Much I Love You
My firstborn son is a senior in high school this year. I don’t even know how I feel about that.…
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I Will Always Love You for Exactly Who You Are
A few weeks ago I was sitting on a bench at the playground watching my three kids run around like…
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By Elizabeth Ascik I Promise to Show Up for You
My child, I hope you know you can count on this: I will show up for you. I will show…
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By Lizzy Christian Sweet Babies, I’ll Be There
When your world is calm and peaceful, I’ll be there. When your world is chaotic like an ice cream shop…
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Viral Video of a Chimpanzee and Her Baby Shows Us the Power of a Mother’s Love
A mother's love is one of the most powerful forces on Earth, and we don't have to look any further…
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By Traci Rhoades When a Mom Can’t Be There, the Helpers Show Up
With each of us traveling approximately 700 miles, we agreed to meet in the middle. This would not be a…
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By Taylor Carr 6 Simple Words Mom Says That Mean Everything
What makes a great mom? Many things. But the ability to say these six, simple, beautiful words is definitely part…
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By Megan Kewaza Dear Firstborn, Because of You My Heart Grew
To my firstborn, Some days it feels like I just found out about you—pregnant for the first time ever. But…
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I Loved You the Best I Could
This morning my 16-year-old son Jack asked me, "How would you say I grew up, Mom? Was I poor? Or…
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