By Amy Keyes Enjoy the Ride, Kid
Last night I watched an episode of Shrinking. If you haven't jumped into the series yet, it's one of those…
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By Krystal Sieben Could We Take a Page from the ’80s and Stop Overparenting?
I have a confession: Yesterday I let my 11-year-old play with fire. Like literally. We live in the country, there…
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By Kristyna Moore I’m Raising Two Peas In a Pod
Some of my favorite moments in motherhood over the past six years have been watching the bond between my son…
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By Megan Kewaza A Big Brother Is His Little Sister’s First Friend
He doesn’t remember the day she came home.But she has never known a world without him. From the beginning, he…
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7 Is the Bridge Between Little and Big Kid
I was in the middle of the post-holiday clean-up chaos when something hit me. My oldest daughter is seven, and…
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A Grandfather’s Love Shapes Little Lives
There’s a particular kind of gentleness that shows up in men who have lived a full life. A papa with…
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By Kimberly Phyfe Second Graders Are At the Perfect Age
Second grade is the perfect age in childhood. They’re not in preschool, crossing the bridge from toddler to big kid…
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Our Kids Will Remember These Days with Their Grandparents
I have been watching my kids with their grandparents lately, and honestly, it gets me every time. The way my…
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By Hema Khatri I Am the Stuffy Surgeon
Some of the best moments in early childhood happen quietly. They come when a child looks to you for help,…
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By Ashley Butler The Room Mom Version of Me Will Have to Wait
Before I had kids of my own, I thought I knew exactly what kind of mom I’d be. As a…
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My Sons Outnumber My Daughter—Here’s What You Don’t See
The first time I heard a comment about the number of boys I had, I was heavily pregnant with my…
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I’m Not Just Raising a Child—I’m Raising a Bridge
Some days feel heavier than others. You watch them grow and wonder if the world sees all of them—the heart,…
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