By Cara Arnold We’re Parenting in Silos
My daughter is sweet, loyal and loving. But, she’s also a handful. And I know it. I know it when…
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By Stephanie Hanrahan Forget Girls’ Night Out, Just Give Me Girls’ Night In
The term “girl squad” makes me squirm a little. The truth is, I’ve always been a better one-on-one friend. But…
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By Lisa Leshaw You Don’t Have to “Get Over it”
Getting Over the Hard Stuff We always encourage those we love to "get over it". That's our way of trying to…
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By Jillian Benfield I Am Carried
I am carried. This was me earlier today. Before I snapped this shot, I was sobbing. The thing about parenting…
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By Erin Uhlaender Divorce Was Not the End of My World
There are storms of emotion involved with the big D-word. No matter the cause or circumstances divorce is quite the…
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By Kyle Means Tales From the Dad at the Mom Blog Conference
Last week, I had the unique pleasure of attending the MOM 2.0 Summit in Austin, Texas. Dubbed “An Open Conversation…
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By Jenny Albers I Don’t Need the Solution You’re Selling, I Crave Your Friendship
“I have the perfect solution for those dark circles under your eyes,” the message read. “Kids are exhausting right? I…
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By Britt LeBoeuf You Need Your Best Friend More Than Ever Once You’re a Mom
Dear mama, Lean in close, I'm going to inform you of the best kept "secret" to maintaining your sanity in…
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By Joy Holte Check on Your “Strong” Friend, She’s Faking it
A letter from your “strong” friend: You forgot to check on me. Did you feel that in your gut? Stop.…
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By Amy Weatherly To the Friends Who Stay, We Couldn’t Do Life Without You
You may get, gosh I don’t know, four to five of them in your entire life. You may only get…
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By Pri Walker To the Difference Makers: I Couldn’t Do Motherhood Without You
I couldn’t do motherhood without my village. And yes, a village, because it takes more than just a tribe. Tribes,…
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By Nikki Pennington I’m the Friend With the Dead Mom
I’m the friend with the dead mom. I’m the one in the group who doesn’t have new memories to share…
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