By Abbie Dunlap These Are a Few of My Favorite Things
The sound of little feet slapping the wood floors. The way your dad's laugh echoes down the stairs from your…
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By Emily Donehoo Your Loss Is Not Too Small to Grieve, and It’s Not Too Big to Overcome
There was a line. A second line. A faint line, but the test instructions said, “If a second…
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By Karen Johnson Hilarious Video Parody Mocks “Crazy Parents” at Kids’ Sports Games
April is here! You know what that means, parents! Time to dig the baseball gloves and soccer balls out of…
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By Jasmine Smith Only Want To Post Your Highlights? Here’s Why That’s Totally Fine.
I’ve recently read a few articles urging people, particularly moms, to remember that social media is not real life, and…
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By Cameron Reeves Poynter You’ve Finally Gotten What You Wanted, But Life Is Still Hard
This is hard, this season of life. Marriage is hard. Not hard like when our babies were young. When hard…
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By Becca Wenzel Dear Son, I Will Always Be Your Safe Haven
You fell asleep on me today. The kind of sleep that feels heavy, relaxed and slumped over—all your weight pushing…
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By Zrinka Peters What I Know Now About Motherhood That I Wish I’d Known Then
I love hindsight. We all know that the experience of pregnancy, childbirth and the beginnings of raising a new little…
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By Hannah Southerland I’m Thankful For a Husband Who Knows What I Need
Opening my fridge I hear a thud and attempt to catch the sour cream as it falls off of…
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By Christine Leeb Love, Your Strong-Willed Child
I’m sorry I am not perfect. I’m sorry I don’t always follow the rules. I’m sorry that I frustrate you…
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By Joanne Jarrett Five Ways To Say “No” to Your Kids That Won’t End In Tears
I am an over-explainer. It’s a weird trait for an introvert, but I feel my kids will benefit from…
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By Nicole Merritt The Madness of Motherhood is True For Fatherhood, Too
Motherhood is maddening. It is exhausting. It is frustrating. It is overwhelming. But, on the days that are less stressful,…
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By Lisa Leshaw Rediscovering the Art of Doing Nothing Much At All
Remember learning about hieroglyphics in your social studies class? Someday children will read history books that describe ancient activities such as letter…
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