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To My Kids’ Teachers As the School Year Begins
  • Living
  • August 20, 2020
  • 1.2K Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Shelly Koch
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To My Kids’ Teachers As the School Year Begins

Dear teachers, In less than a week you will be welcoming my children to your classrooms. Something you have done…

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Right Now We All Need the Bravery of a Kindergartener
  • Kids, Motherhood
  • July 27, 2020
  • 1.9K Views
  • 3  Minute Read
  • By Jaclyn Warren
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Right Now We All Need the Bravery of a Kindergartener

We’re nearing August, and pretty much everyone is feeling like a kindergartener.  Like we know what school is, but we…

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Teaching Preschool At Home, Mama? Go Beyond the Workbook With These Must-Have Learning Tools.
  • Child, Products We Love, Toddler
  • July 15, 2020
  • 1.7K Views
  • 2  Minute Read
  • By Casey Huff
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Teaching Preschool At Home, Mama? Go Beyond the Workbook With These Must-Have Learning Tools.

Summer is flying by (as usual), and most of us are beginning to look ahead towards the big question mark…

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11 Activities To Keep Preschoolers Busy At Home
  • Kids, Toddler
  • May 14, 2020
  • 1.3K Views
  • 8  Minute Read
  • By Jaymi Torrez
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11 Activities To Keep Preschoolers Busy At Home

We hear it every day: "Be present." "You're gonna miss this." "Babies don't keep." True, but clean dishes don't "keep"…

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Dear Preschooler, This Was Supposed To Be Your Year Too
  • Kids
  • April 20, 2020
  • 4K Views
  • 5  Minute Read
  • By Cassie Gottula Shaw
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Dear Preschooler, This Was Supposed To Be Your Year Too

Dear Preschooler, This was your year.  It wasn’t your senior year. You aren’t missing graduation, or prom, or your last…

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100+ Free Ebooks from Sesame Street! Plus Other Great Free Resources to Keep Little Ones Busy During Quarantine
  • Kids
  • March 30, 2020
  • 1.6K Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Jenny Rapson
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100+ Free Ebooks from Sesame Street! Plus Other Great Free Resources to Keep Little Ones Busy During Quarantine

In my house during these crazy Coronavirus days, I have a little sound-off to keep things light. At totally random…

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Dear Grown-Ups: I’m Just a Kid, and I’m Still Learning
  • Kids, Motherhood
  • August 26, 2019
  • 2.4K Views
  • 3  Minute Read
  • By Carolyn Moore
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Dear Grown-Ups: I’m Just a Kid, and I’m Still Learning

Last week, my kindergartener went viral. I posted a picture of the two of us, sitting on the kitchen floor…

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God Designed Us to Wonder Together, Sweet One
  • Child, Faith, Motherhood
  • July 19, 2019
  • 1K Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Sylvia Schroeder
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God Designed Us to Wonder Together, Sweet One

If I had a degree in psychology, I could be a good mommy. I would get why you sometimes cry…

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Somewhere Along the Way, Your Child Became Mine Inside This Classroom
  • Kids, Living
  • May 7, 2019
  • 1.4K Views
  • 3  Minute Read
  • By Erin Uhlaender
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Somewhere Along the Way, Your Child Became Mine Inside This Classroom

Thank you for sharing your child with me this school year. August is a natural high for teachers. We work…

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Why This Teacher Says There’s No Place For Zeros in Today’s Classroom
  • Journal, Kids, School, Teen, Tween
  • September 26, 2018
  • 851 Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Rebecca Cooper
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Why This Teacher Says There’s No Place For Zeros in Today’s Classroom

Recently, an Orlando middle school teacher went viral for posting her goodbye letter to students in dramatic fashion on a…

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A Teacher’s Gratitude: Thank You For Sharing Your Children With Me
  • Kids, School
  • May 27, 2018
  • 6K Views
  • 3  Minute Read
  • By Briana Bradley Wilson
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A Teacher’s Gratitude: Thank You For Sharing Your Children With Me

To my students’ parents: This time of year is incredibly exhausting. Between the stresses of testing, planning for the next…

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Others See Dyslexia; I See An Amazing Kid
  • Kids, School
  • March 26, 2018
  • 1.2K Views
  • 2  Minute Read
  • By Jacqueline Miller
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Others See Dyslexia; I See An Amazing Kid

I see your slumped shoulders and head down when you leave school. I see you reciting your presentation from memory,…

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I watch you sometimes—when I’m pretty certain I watch you sometimes—when I’m pretty certain you don’t know I’m looking.⁣
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When you’re doing your thing.⁣
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When you’re being you apart from me.⁣
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And it’s in those moments that I see most clearly: you are such a masterpiece.⁣
Sometimes I forget that. I get frazzled. Exhausted. Overwhelmed. Busy. Annoyed. Frustrated. Blinded.⁣
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This motherhood thing is messy and complicated and sometimes I’m not sure I’m really cut out for it.⁣
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When I’m in the middle of fixing snacks and folding laundry and picking up broken crayons for the umpteenth time that day . . . I allow you to feel like a chore. Another thing on my to-do list.⁣
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Take care of the kids—annnnnd check.⁣
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I go about my days with the end goal of getting us all to bedtime, and I fail to see you for the beautiful, incredible human beings that you are.⁣
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I overlook how amazing it is that you are mine and I am yours and somehow, somewhere in this life—we were given to one another.⁣
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Sometimes it takes a big step back to see the whole picture clearly. So today I watched you, and I was reminded . . .⁣
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You, my loves, are the greatest gifts my hands will ever hold. And I’ll never let go.⁣
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Shared with permission from @Casey.e.huff
It’s my turn to have some sleepless nights.⁣
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It’s my turn for late-night snacks, so I don’t have to share.⁣
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It’s my turn to have my clothes stretched out by little hands.⁣
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It’s my turn to have fingerprints on the screen door.⁣
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It’s my turn to earn my laugh lines and gray hairs.⁣
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It’s my turn to soak up the beautiful, exhausting, magic of motherhood while the turn is still mine.⁣
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Tap the link in bio to read more👆⁣
Written by @okiesunshineblog
The first person I call is mom. When I don’t un The first person I call is mom.

When I don’t understand the insurance bill.

When someone says something mean to me.

When I need advice on how to care for my kiddos.

When I need someone to tell me it’s going to be okay.

When I have a question about literally anything.

When my heart is heavy.

When I need directions on how to make food.

When I need to hear the hard truth.

When I’m bored.

When I’m anything, really.

The first person I call is mom.

To see what she thinks, to hear what she would do, or to just get comforted by the voice of the one who has always been there.

She may not have all the answers, but sometimes I don’t need the answers.

Sometimes I just need my mom.

So I call.

I hope my kids will do the same with me.

Written by @kelli_bachara
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In this stage of life, your hormones are a freakin In this stage of life, your hormones are a freaking train wreck. Half the time you will feel exactly like you did when you were pregnant. Emotional. Tired. Fluffffffffy.⁣
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This stage of life is filled with weird doctor appointments with the words “premenopausal,” “genetics,” and “incontinence.” Your body starts to fail you in your mid-40s and it ticks you off. You are NOT that old, dang it.⁣
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In this stage of life, you forget everything. Pick-up times. School events. Your neighbor’s name.⁣
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In this stage of life, you start getting a whole new perspective of how little you know and how much you jacked up earlier in life. You start getting this incredible understanding of how God’s grace is enough to cover all of your mess-ups.⁣
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To the breastfeeding mom,⁣ ⁣ Don't judge the f To the breastfeeding mom,⁣
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Don't judge the formula-feeding mom for “not getting the same bonding experience.” She may not have been able to produce enough milk. Or maybe her baby didn’t latch, and she was in pain. Or maybe she had the baby blues. She’s not lazy or a bad mom because “breast is best.” What she’s dealing with every day is harder than you know.⁣
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To the formula-feeding mom,⁣
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Don’t judge the breastfeeding mom. Don’t tell her that her baby would sleep through the night with formula or is “too skinny.” What she’s dealing with every day is harder than you know.⁣
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To the working mom,⁣
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Don’t judge the stay-at-home mom for being “just” a stay-at-home mom. Don’t assume she hangs out all day catching up on reality shows. She’s comforting her preschooler, cleaning up non-stop messes, and rocking a fussy baby to sleep. What she’s dealing with every day is harder than you know.⁣
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To the stay-at-home mom,⁣
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Don’t judge the working mom for missing out when she’s struggling to find the balance. She feels so much guilt not being able to volunteer. What she’s dealing with every day is harder than you know.⁣
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And don’t judge the mom who homeschools, co-sleeps, baby-wears, and lets her kids use iPads, etc.⁣
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There’s a lot that’s broken for mothers in our society.⁣
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No matter how she parents, being a mom is hard.⁣
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So, let's be messy together because we know:⁣
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𝗪𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐚 𝐦𝐨𝐦 𝐝𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐀𝐍𝐘𝐎𝐍𝐄 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰𝐬,⁣⁣
𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐧𝐨 𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐬, 𝐦𝐨𝐦 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰𝐬 𝐛𝐞𝐬𝐭.⁣⁣
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Written by @livingfullaftered⁣
Artwork: @larirette
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