By Katelin Lundquist I’m a Mediocre Mom and That’s Fine By Me
Confession time: I forgot it was spirit week at daycare. Yep. In the craziness of a weekend that involved moving…
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By Kelly Lang Mommy, How Will You Know When I’ve Grown Up?
"Mommy, how will you know when I've grown up?" My sweet girl, this is your favorite question these days. You…
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To the Mom Doing the Invisible Work, I See You
How in the world can the house still be a wreck after I spent the entire day cleaning it? I do…
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Because You Loved Them First
I believe we are all raising tiny humans who will change this world. I believe, with all my heart, that…
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By Katelyn Washington I Miss This Part Already
She’s not even one yet, and I miss this baby stage already. I can look back at her newborn photos,…
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By Tynea Lewis Hey Mom, Leave the Mess and Take the Picture
Mama, Take the picture, no matter what’s in the background. I was searching through old photos on the computer to…
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By Claudia Caramiello When You Become a Mother
When you become a mother, you will favor comfortable, stretchy pants over stylish, on-trend jeans. When you become a mother,…
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By Jessika Sanders I Live With My Heart Outside My Body
I once heard someone say, “Having children is like watching your heart run around outside your body.” I smiled at…
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By HVFH Contributor To the Unseen Mother: You Matter
One evening, as my husband was helping our children brush their teeth and get pajamas on, I sat in my…
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By Rachael Ramas I’ll Never Be Perfect, But I’ll Love You With Everything I Am
To my daughter . . . I will never be the best at doing your hair in pretty braids and…
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Don’t Forget to Take the Photos of Mom—She Deserves to Be in Them, Too
There's a trend on social media of women posting videos of themselves laughing and being flirtatious, acting like it’s their…
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By Jenny Vanderberg Shannon There’s No Shame in Being a Mom Who Cries
I had never been much of a crier. Not during sappy rom-coms, not when I cut my finger to the…
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