By Whitney Britton Stop Putting an Expiration Date on Making Memories
We get 12 times to play Santa (if we’re lucky). This phrase stopped my scroll on a Sunday evening. I had…
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By Krystal Sieben If You Give a Mom a Minute, You’ll Get Back So Much More
Remember that book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie? I do. I don’t remember what happens exactly if you…
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By Lizzy Christian I Carried You for Just 17 Weeks but I’ll Hold You in My Heart Forever
September 11 will be a date that is forever etched in my heart, not only because of its historical significance…
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30 Honest Truths Every Mom Needs to Hear
Being a mom is a big adventure with lots of love and challenges. In this post, I’ll share 30 truths…
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Go Easy On the Parents Who Refuse to Skip Naps
Greetings from a mom who is done with napping children. It’s great to have the flexibility during the day for…
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By Melinda Dueck Even In the Overwhelming Moments of Motherhood, There Is Beauty
I took this photo the other day and then spent all day thinking about it. What do you see? I…
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Even These Little Moments Matter
It’s a simple truth, yet one we all need to hear from time to time: it all matters. In the…
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By Jennifer Vail You Cannot Parent a Child into Perfection
I remember the first time one of my children had a cavity. We’d been brushing teeth for years at that…
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Motherhood is a Million Little Letting Gos and Fresh Hellos
I missed my grocery-shopping buddy the other day. Mondays are usually the days my littlest and I knock out our…
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By Kathryn Andersen Adventure Isn’t Over When You Have Kids—It’s Just Beginning
“I don’t want kids for a while,” my friend said, pushing her blonde ringlets behind her ears matter-of-factly. “There’s just…
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By Kelly Thomas Sister, I’ve Been There and You’re Doing Just Fine
“Shew! I wonder what it’s like to be that boy’s momma!” I overheard a lady say as I filled my…
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By Claudia Caramiello In This Season of Un-Needing
In the cold blue winter light, I would nurse my son, his mouth small like a sparrow, his breath warm…
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