Navigating Life as a Birth Mother
As I walked into my son’s elementary school holding bags of treats for his class, another mother passed by and…
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By Holly Lemons Here’s to the Ones Who Show Up
They say it takes a village to raise a child. As the years go by and my kids grow, I…
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By Natasha Smith Moms are the Keepers of Every Little Moment
Moms are keepers. They are the ones who tuck away memories in boxes, bags, and corners of their hearts—often long…
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It’s Never about the Cheeseburger
It had been a busy week (the first week of school!), and we were all looking forward to the weekend.…
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By Carley Whitlow To the Mom Who Left Her College Degree Behind
To all the moms out there who went to college and have a degree but made the choice to stay…
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Dear Mom, Your Unseen Work Mattered To Me
I don’t know what ran through your mind when you changed a dirty diaper for the umpteenth time or when…
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My Son, You Are a Gift from God
The hour of the night is late, maybe two or three in the morning. The only noise that surrounds me…
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Motherhood is My Favorite Season
When I found out I was pregnant I thought, “This is my favorite season. It can’t get better than this.”…
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By Katie Revai LeFevre Things Can Get Heavy on Small Shoulders So a Mama Is Built to Carry It All
It was an ordinary, early Friday morning–one that found my children and I packing up for a trip out of…
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Here’s To the Tears We Don’t Cry
Watching a powerful scene in a movie. Reading the heartfelt sentiments written in a greeting card. Seeing live the victorious…
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By Jenna Kruse I Never Thought I Could Be a Gentle Mom
I was a cussing mama. Yes, I was a mom who used four-letter words. And not in the lighthearted, in…
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By Skyler Dusenbery No One Warned Me How Overstimulating Motherhood Would Be
No one warned me how overstimulating motherhood would be. The baby is crying. The kiddo is screaming. The dishwasher is…
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