By Whitney Fleming Dear Daughter, Be the Girl Who Lives Out Love
Dear daughter, Be the girl who reaches behind and pulls the next person up to where you are at in…
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By Libby Pearson Dear Daughter, I Will Not Teach You To Be Perfect
I see you watching and analyzing my every move, sweet girl. After all, you learn and grow by mom’s example.…
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By Meredith Bleakley Use the “Rule of 5″—And Other Things I Want My Freshman to Know
“My stomach is full of butterflies!” “I feel like I could puke!” “Eeekkk, I’m so nervous!!” “This is scary!” Those…
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By Corey Wheeland Some Days We Ask Our Hearts For Help
Everything seemed fine this morning—really, it did. The sun was shining as my daughter bounded out of her room and…
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I Don’t Have Sons, But I See Your Little Boy Growing Up
I don't have any boys. My house is about as estrogen-charged as one can get with three teenage daughters living…
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By Elizabeth Gerlach Dear Daughter, I Love You More Than You Know
Dear daughter. I love you more than you know. These days, when I hear "you don’t like me," it quickly…
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By Renee Dzieciolowski All I Knew Was Pink—Then Came You
All I knew was pink. I grew up with one sister. We were the best friend of friends. We still…
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By Angela Anagnost-Repke Dear Daughter, As You Head Off to Kindergarten
Dear Daughter, You’re starting kindergarten. And the beginning of your school journey means that we’ve got 13 years left together…
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By Anne Metz Dear Teen, Your Mother Delights in You
I was there the first time you belly laughed. You found something uproariously funny and as that laugh bubbled up…
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Dear Teen: I’ll Never Stop Asking For One More Moment With You
They will say no most of the time. When you ask them to watch a movie on a Friday night.…
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By Tania Lorena Rivera While She’s Still My Little Girl
I can see them, the subtle changes happening in my daughter. I see them every day. In how she lingers…
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By Emily Collins I Was 15 When I Began Starving Myself
We stopped for ice cream on the way home from your last day of kindergarten. As chocolate ice cream dripped…
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