Maybe He Won’t Change the World—But He Could
Maybe he won’t be a rockstar. Maybe he won’t bang his wooden sticks high over his head in front of…
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By Sina Steele Lord, Teach Me To Number The Days
Lord, teach me to number my days. I leaned over and picked her up from her crib. I rocked her…
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By Erris Langer Klapper The Tooth Fairy’s Parting Gift For a Teen and Her Mom
My daughter used to be enamored with the heart-shaped notes the Tooth Fairy left under her pillow. She’d run into…
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By Amber Prohaska These Are the Days
I watched him walk slowly and purposefully down the hall- each step a chore; his body no longer cooperating with…
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By Mary Ann Blair Motherhood is Letting Go, Over and Over Again
The sweet sound of your baby’s cry pierces the air inside the delivery room. He is laid upon your chest,…
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By Jenn Schultz I Knew He Had to Grow Up, But Did it Have to Happen so Fast?
The other day, I finally did it. I made the long walk across the aisle for my oldest son. No,…
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By Shanna Walker Dear Teen, You’re Not Supposed to be Here Yet
You’re not supposed to be here, you know. You’re just a baby, and babies don’t sit in the front seat.…
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By Ginger Hughes I’m Not Ready For You to Grow Up
I’m not ready. I’m not ready to pack away your onesies or take apart your crib. To no longer be…
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By Brooke Smitsky These Seasons of Motherhood Won’t Last Forever
To the mom-to-be packing saltines and ginger ale for lunch, not sure how you’ll make it through the work day,…
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By Anne Metz Can We Let our Tweens Be Kids Just a Little Longer?
Parents, can we agree to let our tweens be kids for a little while longer? Being a tween doesn’t mean…
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By Eleanor Howard God’s Been Preparing You to Let Them Go
You never think you’re ready to let go of your kids. But I promise you Mama, you’re readier than you…
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By Kate Thornalley When We Were the Center of Their Worlds
“We don’t want a baby who is too dependent.” “We don’t want a baby who is too attached.” So we…
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