By Samantha Lyn Walljasper People Change So a Marriage Changes Too
My husband and I had a small, simple wedding originally but have always planned to renew our vows and have…
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Dear Kindergarten Graduate, My Hand Will Always Be Yours to Hold
Tomorrow you’ll graduate kindergarten. You chose the perfect shirt for the occasion. It’s a blue and white button-up. “Get one…
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By Gina Marie Bonifas I Will Cheer You on from the Sidelines for the Rest of My Life
"You’re going to miss this someday." When I was in the trenches, I hated that comment. I remember well-intended people…
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Before You Know It, Your Babies Won’t Be Babies
Did you know there is a sweet spot in motherhood? When the youngest is out of diapers and outings can…
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By Brittany Moore They Rarely Ask, but Dads Need Breaks Too
As a stay-at-home mom of two under five, there is one text I often look forward to during the week…
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You’re the One I Want to Raise My Babies with
We didn’t realize the far-reaching effects of having our first child. We dreamed, planned, and imagined what our future life…
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By Jamie Mohrman You Are the Beat of My Heart
Mama. Mom. Mother. We are the holders of toys sidelined on a walk, jackets shed within minutes of going outside,…
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Sundays Hit Different When You’re a Mom
I've had my fair share of Sunday scaries throughout my life. In elementary school, I felt disappointment in the last…
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I’d Do It All Again Just to Have These Moments with You
I’d do it all. I’d play with you every single time you asked me to, no matter how high the…
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By Laura Costea Dear Son, Raising You Right Is Worth It
You were the baby who slept nights. You were the infant who quietly stacked blocks one on top of the…
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Let Us Grow Old Together
Dear husband, May our love grow in millions of ways, but may it never grow old. This life we’re living…
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A Mother Spends Her Life Letting Go
Checking in—it’s what mothers do, or what I do anyway. I stand nose to chin with Miles and Gabriel, my…
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