By Rachel Weidner Motherhood Can Sneak Up On You
I’ll be in the middle of my morning routine—brewing coffee, letting the dog out, getting the kids' breakfast—when all of…
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By Jennifer Toscano Dear Kids, I’m Growing Alongside You
If only my girls knew I am growing right alongside them. I am learning more about myself every day. If…
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By Kalan Krueger Of All the Moms and Babies in the World, God Put Us Together
To my children, I don’t know why God chose to put us together. Of all the moms and all the…
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By Kimberly Lynch The Best Part About Raising a Big Family is the Love
Ah, the uninhibited joy of the playground. The warmth of the sun on our faces and the release of so…
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By Jessica Urlichs Motherhood is the Marathon I Didn’t Train For
Motherhood is the marathon I didn’t train for. It’s what we get up for, rain or shine, on broken sleep…
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By Lynn Burton I Love My Children Equally—But Not the Same
Most of the kids I knew growing up had brothers and sisters. It was mystifying to me to watch their…
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By Suka Nasrallah Motherhood Has Made Me Soft
Motherhood made me soft. It’s given me a heart that shatters over a scraped knee, and it’s turned my nerves…
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By Austin Gadson Your Kids Are Not Responsible For Your Happiness
I remember the indescribable joy I felt the day my daughter was born—5 lbs, 5 oz of perfection. I didn’t…
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By Stephanie Kramm Today I’ll Hold You Close
Today’s the day I’m going to pause just to watch you laugh a little longer . . . feel your…
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By Her View From Home I Want My Kids To Feel My Love Every Day
It started with a note I wrote for my son while we were practicing his letters one day. You make…
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By Caroline Murray Every Day We Love Our Kids in a Million Little Ways
I often find myself feeling worn down by the end of the day. I’m so tired after all of I’ve…
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By Mandy McCarty Harris You’ll Always Love Your Kids, But Sometimes You Won’t Like Them Very Much
When I was three months pregnant with my first child, after a particularly difficult day with someone else’s rowdy toddler,…
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