Every Time I Put You Down, You Grow a Little More
You’re six months old today. Everything about you is so much bigger now—including the personality that’s showing through. But today?…
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By Jessica Swanda Want to Support a Mom in Your Life? Tell Her She’s Doing a Good Job.
Some days, I just need to hear I’m doing a good job. You know the days. The ones when nothing…
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I Hope My Daughter Always Hears My Voice
“Dots on bottom. Stretch over toes,” she mutters to herself while independently putting on her tiny toddler socks. I must…
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By Megan Neisius To the Mom Serving Fast Food For Dinner (Again): You’re Doing Great
It was the second time in three nights that I asked my husband to go through the drive-thru on his…
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By Nickey J Dunn RIP Family Halloween Costumes
The first official day of fall for everyone else meant finally breaking out those hoodies from the backs of closets…
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By Her View From Home Being a New Mom Is Hard and It’s Okay To Say It Out Loud
Years ago I had someone tell me how bad they felt for my generation of moms. “You’ve got too much…
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By Jacie Kendrew Am I the Only One Who Struggles? Sometimes It Feels That Way.
After I entered motherhood, I let my identity slip away from me. Not all at once, but little by little.…
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Find Your People—It’s Worth It
There are two things I know for certain about life: Part of it will be hard. So incredibly hard you…
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There’s a Drawing on My Refrigerator Where Only Dreams Used to Be
There's a drawing on my refrigerator in the place that was once used as the “command center” of all the…
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Every Time You Walk Away You’re a Little Less Mine
There's something about watching them walk away. Sometimes when they are in front of me and I catch a glimpse…
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By Kacey Clanahan Dear Younger Mom Me, Love Them Deeper
If I could tell that mom, I’d tell her football starts next week, not in nine years. If I could…
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By Jenni Brennan I Do for My Kids What My Parents Didn’t Do for Me
Sometimes I get mad when I rearrange my work schedule so I can make it to my son’s high school…
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