By Crystal Fulmer Strong-Willed Kids Love Fiercely
I am currently raising six kids. Some are very easygoing and others could argue the paint off a wall. Those…
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in defense of the wild child
By Whitney Britton My Wild Child Teaches Me How to Be Free
Have you ever heard the phrase “wild child"? What comes to your mind? For me, I tend to picture a…
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God Chose Me to Be the Mother of a Wild One
It was just another typical fall morning. There was a time change so you were a little extra sleepy (also…
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By Kristin May Boys Are Feral and Raising Them Is Worth Every Single Wild Moment
Coming from a home with three sisters and practically swimming in an ocean of estrogen my whole life, I had…
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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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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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I’m Raising a Child Who Only Goes Full Speed
If you’ve ever spent more than five minutes with my daughter, you will quickly see that she is always at…
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Please See My Child for More than His ADHD
When you see us in the store, you see a wild little boy who’s usually trying to run away from…
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By Amy Allender In Defense of the Stubborn Child
“Lamp. Lamp. Laaaaamp,” my 2-year-old son screamed while stomping his feet. Tears were running down his face and snot was…
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You’re My Little Wild Child
I planned the perfect activity for us to do today–I got a cute box from Michaels, spent an hour cutting…
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Raising a Wild Child Is Nothing to Apologize for
I’m the mom who is forever saying, “I’m sorry.” In line at the grocery store. At the playground. Sitting down…
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By Brea Schmidt My Daughter is “Extra” and the World Needs More People Like Her
She is . . . extra. She just is. All the time she is extra sad, and then extra "OMG,…
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