By Chelsea Faulkner Hey Mom, It’s Okay Not to Be Perfect
Have you ever walked into a room, to an event, or a meeting, where you immediately felt out of place?…
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By Holly Branham Now I Know How a Mother Is Made
It’s been almost three years now, but I can still remember how your 8-pound body felt in my arms. Night…
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By Christa Barnet Here on the Island of Autism Parenting
Hey, you. Yes, you there: mom to a kid on the spectrum. Well, you and I know they’re so much…
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Dear Mom, Until We Meet Again
Mom, I pray to the stars that someday, somewhere we pick up where we left off. Before the Alzheimer’s diagnosis.…
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By Louisa Vilardi I Asked the Questions and Mother Had the Answers. Now What?
No one is really ever prepared for loss. Moreover, there is no tutorial on all that comes with it. Whether…
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By Jamie Duhn They’re Amazing Grandparents but They Were Great Parents First
My parents are phenomenal grandparents. They are without a doubt my children’s favorite people. They show up to babysit with…
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By Debra Caffrey Raising a Teenager Is a Long Walk through a Tunnel
So much parenting advice asks us to envision bridges as a metaphor for finding the path forward–bridges we need to…
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Each Child You Raise is Unique
The hardest part about raising children? Well, there's a lot, but to me, one major thing is that they are…
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By Lisa Ingrassia Mom Showed Me What It Means to Be a Caregiver
My mother is an extraordinary woman. She inspires me to be a better person. She has spent seven years selflessly…
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Mom May Never See Our Home, but Her Love Lives Here
To the average person, it was a typical Wisconsin Friday in October—wet, dreary, and a bit nippy. To my wife…
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Adoptive Parents-To-Be Deserve to Be Celebrated Too
My husband and I are on a very exciting journey—we are in the process of adopting our first child! Wow,…
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Your Kids Don’t Need More Things, They Need More You
He reached for my hand and then looked up. His sweet smile and lingering gaze flooded my weary heart with…
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