By Carolyn Moore I’m a Mom With Helping Hands
“Mom, can you open it?” My daughter held out a container of mandarin oranges to me from across the kitchen…
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By Ashley Bufe He Still Has Her Cup
He saved her cup. It's been nearly 20 years, but he still has her cup. That's hard to say, and…
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By Kendra Barnes Raising Tiny Humans is Hard, But Please Stop Reminding Me
“Prepare to never sleep again!” “Wait until he’s mobile, then your life is OVER!” “If you think the terrible twos…
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By Shelby Skiles I’m Aching For Your Summer Vacation
To the annoyed mom at the store, I wasn’t eavesdropping. I was walking by to get my oatmeal and heard…
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By Brea Schmidt I Hope You Can Still Hear Me In Heaven
I sat on the floor with my knees tucked in and my back up against the hospital wall. With my…
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By Charissa West A Good Mom is the Greatest Gift I’ve Ever Been Given
As a kid, I always thought Mother’s Day was kind of stupid. After all, you have a birthday. Why did…
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By Jenn Schultz From the Beginning, Motherhood is Life Interrupted
I see you, Mama. You can't ever quite relax or let your guard down, in the house or out. And…
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By Caroline Poser When I Want to Run Away From Home, I Remember This
“Mommy, me and my brother are going to find somewhere else to live!” My oldest declared. “Really? Why is that?”…
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The Greatest Feast of All This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving week is typically a short one for work. This means I rest a bit easier, knowing that I’ll be…
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By Alethea Mshar The Two Most Important Words in Our Marriage
This isn't a parenting post, although I should say they are known among family and friends and even in school…
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By Shannon Brescher Shea Come Lord Jesus, Be Our Guest
“I’m going to say grace without you!” I remind my 5-year-old as he wanders around the living room. Everyone else…
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Is Your Glass Half Empty or Half Full?
I remember growing up and adults talking about their glass either being half empty or half full. I would roll…
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