By Leslie Deane-Mountjoy Breaking The Cycle of Your Parents’ Brokenness
When you are born, it is your parents' sacred duty to love you. Most parents would describe meeting their child…
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By Surabhi Kaushik Is Having An Only Child Such a Sin?
When people ask me how many kids I have, I always say “just” one. I reflect further to think why…
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By Michelle Downing I’m a Wife First
Don’t get me wrong, I love my daughters. I would give anything to ensure I can keep them happy…
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By Mary Ann Blair I’m Not a Perfect Parent, But I Show Up Every Day
There were many things I pictured myself doing as a parent: Holding my babies closely against my chest, singing…
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By Marielle Melling What Your Family Really Needs from You
I thought I was doing fine. Then my husband sat down for a little chat . . . We had…
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By Jacqueline Miller It’s True You Eat Shoes, But We Love You Anyway
You destroyed the gingerbread house we worked on for hours… But then you stayed at the edge of my little…
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By Christina Antus Precious Mama, You Are the Heart of Your Home
I recently read a post online that included the following sentence: "to all the moms who aren’t fulfilled by being…
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By Leslie Means Marriage Is Easy With You
“You don’t ever have anything bad to say about your husband, do you?” she asked me. I froze. Because I…
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By Brynn Burger To the Mothers Who Came Before Us, You Are Amazing
Dear women over 50, You are absolute rockstars! Seriously, how did you do it? You raised us during decades…
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5 Habits That Make Us a Mostly (But Not Annoyingly) Happy Family
A few months ago, I asked the people who live in my house and call me “Mom” a Very Important…
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Dear Husband, All These Years of Marriage Later, I Don’t Just Love You—I’m in Love With You
“Your love is sickening.” We heard it more than once as we exchanged kisses on the cheek or made eyes…
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By Deborah O'Ferry This Is the Part of Growing Up I Didn’t See Coming
I remember when I was 20, while drenched in absolute ignorance, and the slew of twenty-first parties began. Some weekends…
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