By Jessica Swanda I Don’t Want to Spend Today Worrying How Much I’ll Miss Him Tomorrow
Dear toddler, Everyone tells me the days are long, but the years are short. They tell me I’ll turn around…
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Do I Know How to Be Your Wife Anymore?
Sometimes it's easy to take you for granted. Sometimes it's easy to put my focus on other people, things to…
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By Erin Dodson Homeschooling Isn’t Right For Everyone but It’s Right for Us
I remember being so excited. I stood in the homeschool section of my local Christian bookstore with my toddler in…
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By Alicia Searl This Season is About Them, But I Really Miss Us
This season is different. It is all-consuming. It is all about them, but I really miss us! Let me start…
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There’s Something Special about Band Kids
There is something incredibly special about band kids. The hours of practice that begin in elementary school. It’s the squeaking…
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By Her View From Home You’ll Grow So Much In Kindergarten and I Can’t Wait to Watch
On her seventh day of school, my kindergartener doesn't cry. It was a long road to this day. For the…
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By Krystal Sieben Six Feels So Much Bigger
Six . . . Six is only one number more than five, one grade, one year . . . but it…
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By Angela Williams Glenn Your Kids Look For You on the Sidelines—Do Everything You Can to Be There
After putting in a full busy week, with countless other parents, we flocked to the sidelines to cheer our little…
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By Amanda Nelson If We Only Get 18 Summers, I’ll Take Them Simple
I kept reading it in the months leading up to summer: You only have 18. Eighteen summers to make memories.…
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By Sarah Nichols The Strong-Willed Child Has a Sweet Side Too
An encouragement to the mom of the strong-willed child . . . I didn’t realize that was a thing in…
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A New School Year Is an Invitation to Reclaim Joy
I’ve never been much of a New Year’s Eve person . . . maybe it’s the teacher in me, or…
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To the Mom of the Strong-Willed Child: Throw Away the Yardstick
I used to be a person who measured. I felt accomplished checking tasks off a list or beating the estimated…
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