By Kristi Killpack Moms Know We’ll Miss This (but Maybe Not the Hard Parts)
It has been a day. You are hurrying through the grocery store, trying to calm your screaming baby and hoping…
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By Courtney Devich Motherhood Became My Dream
“Just you wait and see.” My mom always said that to me growing up (and boy, did I roll my…
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Someday the House Will Be Quiet
Another quiet Saturday morning. The week flew by in a haze of kids’ sports practices, basketball games, last-minute grocery store…
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By Megan Kiger Stand Up, My Love—You Are Strong
Vindictive lunch hour tactics. Room temperature shoulders gone cold. Weaponizing the whites of their eyes, rolling them back and back…
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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 Maria Faller Dear Kids, I Want the Best for You
Like any mother, I want so many things for my children, and I have raised them in a way that…
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By Vanessa France “How Many Days until I Go to Heaven, Mama?”
My 7-year-old Jack loves solid information. He loves facts. He loves math. No second-guessing, no fuzzy answers. He also likes…
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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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Dear Kids, You Never Deserve the Worst of Me and I’m Sorry
I admit it: I fall short far more than a few. I may wake up on the wrong side of…
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By Melissa Miller Your Kids Will Remember the Way You Say Hello
When my kids were little, they scuttled into my room in their jammies first thing in the morning. I’d greet…
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By Amanda McCoy Kindergarten is Magic
My 5-year-old daughter isn’t quite a young lady, but she’s not a toddler either. There’s magic in this in-between as…
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By Kristian Hunt You’re Learning Life by Watching Me
Every morning my daughter and I go outside for some fresh air. She feeds her chickens and plays and explores…
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