By Lindsay Rieck I’ll Cherish These Moments With You, Because I Never Know When They Could Be the Last
"The thing is, you won’t even know it’s the last time, until there are no more times. And even then,…
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Dear Daughter: I’m Not Ready to Let Go of These Little Moments with You
Just before dawn I wake, and my first thought is, She’s not here. Then I hear the familiar creak of…
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By Amanda Crumrine He’s Outgrowing My Lap But He’ll Never Outgrow My Heart
He’s five now—my baby, the third of my three children. I feel like I’ve taken the time to enjoy each…
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By Stephanie Kramm Dear New Mama of a Bundle of Blue
Dear new mama of a bundle of blue, When you have your first boy, you will look down at him…
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The Connection Between a Mother and Son Changes But Never Breaks
Words, phrases, entire sentences left my son’s mouth at the dining room table as if he were speaking a foreign…
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You’re Only Mine For a Moment So I’ll Cherish Each One
Time is this crazy thing, isn’t it? It does crazy things. It shows us crazy things. It also gives us…
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A Mother Grows Up Alongside Her Babies
My sweet little boy, I can hardly believe you will be four soon. You are my firstborn, the reason why…
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By Sarah Trombley Now That My Kids Are Older…What’s Next?
There’s one question that every mother has to ask herself. Usually more than once. What’s next? Mothers face that life-altering…
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By Angela Hampton Today I Dressed the Barbies For the Last Time
After three girls, we amassed a collection of Barbies and American Girl Dolls that would rival any toy store on…
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By Lori Jarrett 9 is Changing Right Before My Eyes
"You are officially tall enough to ride without a booster seat," our pediatrician tells my daughter after reviewing her measurements.…
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By Anna-Louise Osborne Goodbye To the Preschool Years
For me, personally, I feel as though this is the first gut-wrenching string I’m letting go of with my little…
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By Leslie Means Yesterday She Was Born, Today She’s 13, and Tomorrow She’ll Be Grown
I cried the day we took her home from the hospital. Most people will tell me that was just hormones.…
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