By Stephanie Kramm It’s the Beginning of Your Life and I Get To Be Here For It
It's the middle of the night, but it's the beginning of your life. And I get to be here for…
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By Sara Shakil As a Mother, I Don’t Belong To Myself
I don't belong to myself. Not my thoughts. My body. Or my actions. All I am and all I do…
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When it’s Time To Let You Go
Setting your babies free is not easy like a day at the beach. When they’re little, splashing joyfully on the…
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By Ashley Whittemore Parenting Reveals the Ugly Side of Me
I slammed my fist on the table and shouted words from my mouth as quickly as they entered my mind.…
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By Carly Berger Nguyen If You Don’t Feel Grateful For Every Moment, You’re Normal
If you are a mom of little ones, you have probably been told on more than one occasion to cherish…
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By Alicia K. Albertson The Mental Load of Motherhood Feels Like Carrying Rocks On My Back
It started with a twinge. A tiny crimp in my neck that felt off. It was so minor I hardly…
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By Danielle Duncan I Will Carry These Moments in My Heart Forever
They say the days are long and the years are short. I never truly understood this saying until one day…
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By Genevieve Kane I’m the Mom With the Strict Schedule and I’m Not Sorry
I have four children ages four and under. I swore I would never be that mom—the mom with the strict schedule.…
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Dear Son, I Never Want To Forget This Version of You
Such big blue eyes for your tiny face. Staring into them, I saw a world of possibilities for you. Would…
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I Love My Job and My Kids
I get to go back to work tomorrow. I say “get to” because it is a privilege. I love my…
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By Lizzy Christian Some Moments of Motherhood Take Your Breath Away
Sometimes motherhood feels like a simulation. Is this our day-to-day reality? The unending piles of laundry. Cleaning out the sink…
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By Jordan Morgan Developmental Delays Are Not Your Fault
When my youngest child was a freshly turned toddler, she wasn’t talking, walking, or acting much like a toddler. She…
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