By Sina Steele Embracing This Mustard Seed Motherhood
These early years with my girls. I often think about how my little ones will have no recollection of this…
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By Amanda Morin I’m a Girl Mom Becoming a Boy Mom
Yesterday, the dynamic of my life as I know it changed. It was a day I had been counting down…
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By Dani Sherman-Lazar I’m So Lucky To Call My Mom My Best Friend
Consider yourself lucky when you don’t have to look for a best friend, but it naturally happens—because she’s your mom.…
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By Mikala Albertson “Momma, We’re Best Friends, Right?”
“Momma, come sit with me!” Then she sits RIGHT next to me for breakfast and lunch and dinner or while…
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By Adelle Purdham Having a Baby With Down Syndrome Changed Everything
This is a story of motherhood, a story about what it’s like to be sitting on the other side of…
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By Julia Ubbenga 9 Ways To Teach Your Daughter To Love Her Body
Growing up whenever I daydreamed about motherhood, I always thought I’d be a boy mom. I grew up with brothers,…
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By Traci Hoy Dear Strong-Willed Daughter, You’re Shaping Me
To my strong-willed daughter, Before you were born, I pictured having a daughter. I pictured it being sweet and tender,…
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By Kiley Hillner There is Wild Beauty in This Spirited Child of Mine
Spirited. Strong-willed. Lively. Energetic. Marches to the beat of her own drum. All words and phrases that have been used…
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By Melissa Bjorgen My Daughter is Becoming My Friend
“Mom,” my daughter says to get my attention while I work busily in the kitchen. My eyes look up at…
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By Avanya Manasseh Dancing in My Daughter’s Shoes
It’s a funny moment that happens for women. Almost like a whole new birth. This time around, a more mature…
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By Audra Powers Dear Mom, Thanks For Helping Me Go From Daughter to Mother
I hear the familiar ringtone coming from my computer. My daughter knows it, too. “Mimmie!” she shouts. Her grandparents live…
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By Lisa Leshaw Atop My Daddy’s Shoulders
Atop my daddy's shoulders, the world seemed vast—endless, limitless. I could see the treetops, the tops of heads. I could…
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