To The Struggling Mama, This Is Just a Season
Dear struggling mama, I am writing this letter to myself as much as I am writing it to you. I…
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By Amanda Reid Baby Boy, There’s So Much I Want You To Know
To the little boy who made me a mom, I feel like it was just yesterday when I saw those…
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By Morgan Christian You Are Worth Every Sacrifice
The best part of me is my son. Being a new mom is exhausting yet so rewarding. They say when…
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By Tynea Lewis I Should Have Stayed with You Longer Tonight
Sweet child, I’m sorry I didn’t stay cuddled up with you longer tonight. I quickly tucked you into bed because…
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What Baby Books Don’t Tell You about Motherhood
The thing the baby books don’t tell you about leaving the hospital is that two new people emerge. Yes, you’re…
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By Her View From Home Why This Blogger’s “Dear Husband” Poem Has the World Sobbing
It's one thing to read an article that gets you in the feels . . . but when you read…
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By Patricia Murphy A Friend Turning on You Can Hurt More than a Breakup
I was betrayed badly recently by a friend, the kind of betrayal that leaves a deep mark. The one that…
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By Nicole Domitro It’s Time to Talk about the Crushing Weight of Motherhood
As millennial women and mothers, we have been making waves in the sea of mental health. We have unashamedly and…
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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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Childhood Is Not a Race
Sweet child, I know you want to grow up. You want to get older and do more and more. I…
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By Elisa Preston Sometimes I Say Yes Just to See Her Smile
She looked up at me with the most hopeful, delighted green-blue eyes, “Look what I got, Mama!” And out from…
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By Tara Munjee Mothering Grown Children Has Made Me a Quieter Mom
How do I best mother my 22- and 27-year-old sons? Naturally, I will always be their mother; it’s a lifelong…
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