By Zehra Naqvi In This Moment, All is Well
She sways in the rocker, ever so quietly. The soothing sounds of white noise just about drown out the soft…
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By Tabitha Yates Stay With Me a Little While, Mama
My mind was racing as bedtime approached, thoughts flooded my mind about how far behind I was with work and…
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By Jenni Brennan I’m Watching My Little Boy Become a Young Man
I’ve been here before. This space between elementary school and middle school is familiar to me for I have walked…
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Of All the Moms and Babies in the World, God Put Us Together
To my children, I don’t know why God chose to put us together. Of all the moms and all the…
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By Katelyn Brown I Need You to Nap But I Miss You When You Do
Naptime. I yearn for it. I wait for it. I NEED it. Don’t get me wrong, being your mommy is…
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By A Cogent We Can’t Fix Everything For Our Kids, But We Can Love Them Through Anything
I watched as they tried sticking my infant baby girl for a third time for labs that would hopefully give…
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By Shelby Spear Motherhood is Learning To Trust God With Our Kids
Trust. Before the mom thing, I thought this one-syllable word was pretty straightforward. You know, be honest so people trust…
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By Michelle Krol Dear Son, You’re One of the Good Guys
An open letter to my oldest on his 15th birthday: You turn 15 today in the near middle of this…
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By Kimberly Willingham Hubbard Dear Daughter, You Are a Beautiful Reflection of God
Dear Daughter, You are a gem. I hope that truth resonates within your soul. You are priceless—far more valuable than…
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By Kamrie Smith God Sees You, Mama—And His Grace Covers All Your Fears
God sees you, mama of the toddler and the infant, wondering if you could ever possibly be enough for the…
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By Mari Ebert To My Kindergarten Kid: We’re Going To Make the Best of This Year
Today, as we strolled through the aisles of Target, we approached the school supply section, your face lit up, and…
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By Jennifer Toscano I Can’t Save You, But I Will Point You To the One Who Can
To my girls . . . I will never be the one who can heal your broken heart. I will…
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