By Holly Lemons When You Lose, Remember This
You've given your all, left your heart out on the field, and still walk away empty-handed. Not victorious. Not fighting…
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By Stephen Cordovano Having Kids Motivates You To Be a Better Man
If I can put my finger on a single event that would change the course of my life, it would…
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By Jennifer Vail Kids With Divorced Parents Will Be OK
My parents divorced when I was seven. Back then it was much more scandalous, and the words “broken home” were…
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By Benjamin Holmgren Dads, Before You Walk in the Door, Put a Smile On Your Face
“Years ago, I learned something from Brené Brown that I still use every single day: When you get home to…
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By Dana Moss Let Us Raise Sons Who Know It’s OK To Cry
While running errands the other day, I witnessed a boy, maybe seven or eight, absolutely bawling his eyes out. I…
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By Hayley Hengst I’m an Introvert Raising Extroverts
They crave loud, action, noise, and motion. I crave quiet, stillness, calm, and gentleness. I don’t feel like I’m the…
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By Jonathan Alexander I Want My Kids to Chase Careers That Make Them Happy
In today’s society, we’re given the impression that we need to get a degree, find our career, and live happily…
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By Jennifer Thompson My Kids Are No Longer Little, But They Still Need Their Mama
This past weekend, our plans fell through. We were supposed to meet up with a group of friends, but after…
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By Brea Schmidt We Can’t Shield Our Kids From Grief
“Shouldn’t we make a card for her when she rises again?” My 5-year-old son took another bite of his meatloaf…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Dear Husband, Sometimes I’m Drowning and I Can’t Ask For Your Help, But I Need It
All three of the kids haven't been feeling well since Monday, but Wednesday was when the fit really hit the…
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By Mari Ebert Today You Told Me I Was a Bad Mommy
Today, you told me I was a bad mommy. I’d never heard those words come out of your mouth before,…
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By John Barbero When Parents Lose it Watching Youth Sports, Our Kids Are the Ones Who Suffer
A friend of mine recently asked to bounce a concern off of me in regard to his grandson who, at…
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