By Kimberly Keys Moms Just Know What To Do
My son's 3-year well-child visit was with a new doctor at a new office due to our previous pediatrician being…
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By Tynea Lewis School Doesn’t Come Easily For All Kids—But They Can Still Do Big Things
“Mama, I wish I was in eighth grade,” my sweet first-grader said to me as she sat at the kitchen…
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By Jordan Morgan Becoming a Mother Broke Me in the Very Best Way
I thought I knew about the world. I thought I knew myself. I thought I knew my marriage. I had…
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As My Last Baby’s Childhood Fades, So Does a Piece of Me
It started when I packed away the last of his bottles to sell online. It was the moment I realized…
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By Candice Mrazik Sometimes We Just Need To Be Still
I couldn’t help stopping and taking my daughter’s picture. We weren’t doing anything remarkable or special—we had simply come for…
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By Kathryn Bartling A Mother is Born Piece By Piece
Before I became a mom, I used to think motherhood happened simply. That amidst the positive pregnancy tests, the baby…
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Motherhood is True Love
My story is a simple one, but like everyone's, it has some detours and many twists and turns. It has…
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By Sarah Trombley Where’s the Rewind Button?
I want a rewind button. A simple little tool to take back all the things I say and do as…
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By Jennifer Toscano Dear Mama, God Delights in You
I see you, sweet mom. I see your messy bun and tired eyes. I see you gracefully carrying the weight…
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By Rhea Filipczak For Now, I’m Just Mama
For now, I’m just Mama—the keeper of all your favorite treats: cookies, chips, and waffles. I try, largely without success,…
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I’m Not Always a Happy Mom
I'm not always a happy mom. I know, I know your jaw just dropped right? I have three beautiful young…
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By Kelley Friedland My Car is My Sanctuary
Sometimes I wonder how much time I spend sitting in my car. Not driving in my car, sitting in my car, by myself. After school drop-off, I drive home and…
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