By Ashley Bufe What Really Matters is Who They Are
As a parent, sure I want to know if my kid makes a bad grade. Or two. Or three. Sure,…
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By Carolyn Moore Ellen and George W. Bush Are Friends —Why We All Should Care
When the Packers took on the Cowboys in Dallas this weekend, the game was what you might expect. Two people…
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By Whitney Fleming Dear Daughter, Be the Girl Who Lives Out Love
Dear daughter, Be the girl who reaches behind and pulls the next person up to where you are at in…
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By Bambi Loveday Good Grades Are Nice, But I’d Rather My Kids Pass
Believe it or not, it’s almost time for another school year to begin. With it comes expectations of honor roll,…
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By Bailey Beasley Let’s Raise Kids Who Make a Seat at the Table For Everyone
Today I happened to walk past my girls in their room playing Barbies. They were pretending there was a little…
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By Emily Reed Breastfeeding Bonds a Mother to More Than Just Her Baby
It was 2016 when I first heard the story of a mom, similar to my age, who unexpectedly died during…
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Maybe He Won’t Change the World—But He Could
Maybe he won’t be a rockstar. Maybe he won’t bang his wooden sticks high over his head in front of…
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By Georgina Butler The Little Boy I’m Dancing With Today Will be a Great Man Tomorrow
We got dressed up. I wore a dress and red heels. You wore a bow tie and your dad’s cologne.…
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By Heather LeRoss Dear Son, Be More Than Happy
Not long ago my youngest son asked me, “What do you hope I’ll be when I grow up?” My first…
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By Debra Palmquist Francesco Bought Me Flowers
I don't usually shop at Trader Joe's, that is my husband's domain. He goes for the Roquefort cheese, coconut milk,…
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By Meg Duncan God Asks Us to Love Our Neighbors—Even When it’s Not Convenient
"Hi! How are you?" I smiled with my usual response. "Good. How are you?" She buzzed past me, threw some…
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By Becca Carnahan Moms Fix Things
The week after Thanksgiving, a mom drove my car home for me. Not my mom. Another mom who had never…
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