These Simple Summers Will Live In My Heart Forever
There’s something I love about summers with the kids, more than any other time of the year. It’s not my…
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By Brittany Moore My Dad Gave Us Something Money Never Could
I was talking with my dad the other day about an upcoming Disney trip with our kids. I told him…
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By Kelley Mack Do We Really Want a ’90s Summer?
The year is 2026: we’re inviting thousands of strangers to get ready with us, threatening our own deaths on a…
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To the Little Girl With Pink Flowers on Her Shoes and Courage in Her Heart
To the little girl with pink flowers on her white shoes and lacy fold-down socks, down and ready, tee ball…
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By Dustina Graeff The Day We Took the Crayons Away
We took their crayons away once— those simple, magical crayons that break in half and still somehow make the world…
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Sisterhood is So Special
There’s something about sisterhood that’s so special. It’s having someone who’s seen every version of you—every awkward, messy, beautiful version—and…
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Helping My Son Through Bullying Is Healing Something In Me Too
Bedtime is when my kids tend to open up the most. The lights are low, the day is winding down,…
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By Valerie Sawicki-Bellomo Mothers Are the Givers
As we were decorating the tree last Christmas, my son dug to the bottom of a box and pulled out…
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What No One Tells You about Losing a Sibling
Nobody tells you that when you lose a sibling, your entire childhood flashes before your eyes. There’s no better witness…
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Mommy, Will You Play With Me?
With four kids at three different schools, our days are full. Between sports practices, music lessons, clubs, rehearsals, games, meets,…
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By Nikki Specht These Little Moments Are Everything
I almost missed it, my little one. How your eyebrows lift in quiet concentration as you carefully place each block,…
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By Brittany Belizor My Childhood Was Just a Blueprint
They say childhood is a blueprint. I didn’t know that growing up I just thought it was a house with…
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