By Lo Mansfield Dear Mama, Your Legacy is Love
I wrote this letter to my own mama, who died far too soon and far too painfully. But I can’t…
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By Megan J Home is Where My Mom Is
Once during a rare solo shopping trip to TJ Maxx, I came across a small sign that read, "Home is…
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By Emily Roussell She’s Wearing Pigtails Again
Years of little were spent with a request every morning from my girl, “Mommy, can you do two ponies?” I’d…
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By Kelley Friedland Dear Mom, You Feel Like Home
Dear Mom, Becoming a mother has brought me back to you in a way I didn’t know was possible. After…
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By Sarah Moore For All the Ways You Loved Me, Mom…Thank You
Thank you, Mom, for all the things. I get it now. Finally, I get it. Growing up, I knew how…
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By Lacey Owen Dear Mom, I Love You Now More Than Ever
An open letter to my mom: I've only written six words and already tears are starting to fall. I’m not…
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By Katie Aubuchon Dear Daughter, I’ll Never Be Too Busy To Listen To You
Dear daughter, Right now, you’re young and tell me everything. I have a behind-the-scenes, front-row seat, backstage pass into all…
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By Kelly Giannuzzi I’m a Boy Mom—And I’m Not Trying for a Girl
Three—the number of times I’ve been pregnant. Three—the number of times I’ve had a boy. By pregnancy number two, people…
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By Caroline Murray Having a Daughter is Everything I Ever Dreamed it Would Be
I confess—I wanted a girly girl. When I found out I was pregnant, I prayed for a healthy pregnancy above…
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By Nicole Hastings I’m Supposed To Raise You To Be Strong, But You’re the One Who Strengthens Me
I dreamed of you before I held you. Curious eyes. A smile that lit up your face. When I saw…
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By Dani Sherman-Lazar Mothering Daughters is a Work of the Heart
Mothering daughters is so much more than sparkles, shopping sprees, and princesses. It’s so much deeper. It’s being in awe…
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By Traci Rhoades We Never Outgrow Needing Our Moms
Every day my brothers and I stepped off the school bus, we’d run into the house where Mom greeted us…
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