To the Woman Longing to Become a Mother
To the woman who is struggling with infertility. To the woman who is staring at another pregnancy test with your…
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A Gift for Mom! 🤍
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By Sarah Golden I Was There to Walk My Mother to Heaven
I prayed to see my momma die. Please don’t click away yet or judge me harshly after five seconds. I…
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By Sarah Hoene God Sent Me to You
I was a little unsure As I left God’s warm embrace: What will it be like? What challenges will I…
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Having Two Under Two Was the Best Decision I Ever Made
My baby was 14 months old when I found out I was pregnant with baby number two. He had just…
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By Melinda Dueck You’re the Mother-in-Law I Dream of Being One Day
To my dear mother-in-law, Thank you for showing me that good mothers-in-law really do exist. I hear so often about…
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By Marissa Khosh I Want to Be a Mother with that Kind of Faith
I am beginning to think God gives us children specifically for the purpose of growing our faith. What greater faith…
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Motherhood is a Million Little Letting Gos and Fresh Hellos
I missed my grocery-shopping buddy the other day. Mondays are usually the days my littlest and I knock out our…
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Dear Kids, This Is My Wish for You
To my kids, The world you’re stepping into is unlike anything I experienced at your age. It’s fast-paced, interconnected, and…
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By Amy Keyes Hello From the Middle of the Middle Years
I am middle-aged. I honestly don’t know how or when I got here, but it’s legit. It’s not just in the…
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Mommy, Will You Color with Me?
She turns four this month. How did that happen so quickly? Wasn’t I just watching her tiny profile on the…
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My Dad Remarried after My Mom Died, and as a Daughter It’s Bittersweet
My dad ran off with a woman from California. When you put it like that, it sounds salacious and a…
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By Claudia Caramiello In This Season of Un-Needing
In the cold blue winter light, I would nurse my son, his mouth small like a sparrow, his breath warm…
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