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Kids, Motherhood
March 6, 2023
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By Heather Elrod

You Were First

You were first. You were the one we had prayed months for. The one who took the longest to get…

It’s Hard When You Can’t Hug: A Post-Disability Mother-Daughter Relationship

Living, Motherhood
March 5, 2023
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By Cassandra Brandt

It’s Hard When You Can’t Hug: A Post-Disability Mother-Daughter Relationship

The kind of mother I was at 32 was a strong, single, independent, provider type. I was a tradeswoman. I…

Kids, Motherhood
March 3, 2023
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By Charissa Bates

One Day She Won’t Ask to Be Carried

“Do you know why I never say no to our daughter asking to be carried up the stairs?” my husband…

I’m a Working Mom and I’m Done Searching for Balance

Living, Motherhood
March 2, 2023
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By Hollie Singleton

I’m a Working Mom and I’m Done Searching for Balance

As an introvert masking as an extrovert, I had planned on a quiet lunch to recuperate from giving a 90-minute…

Motherhood
February 27, 2023
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By Crystal Fulmer

I’m Not a Lazy Mom, I’m Intentional

I’m not a lazy mom, but you might think I am. Our culture seems to praise anxiety and perfectionism-induced performance,…

Faith, Friendship, Motherhood
February 23, 2023
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By Kaylyn W.

Dear Momma, I Will Be Your Friend

Dear momma, You got this. Every fiber of your being was uniquely designed to do what you say you can’t.…

She’s My Rainbow Baby, but I Wasn’t Ready

Baby, Grief, Loss, Motherhood
February 22, 2023
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By Justine Basnett

She’s My Rainbow Baby, but I Wasn’t Ready

On January 30, 2021 we lost our baby boy. I'd carried him for nearly 15 weeks when my water unexpectedly…

A Foster Family Is a Bridge Made of Love

Motherhood
February 21, 2023
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By Patty Ihm

A Foster Family Is a Bridge Made of Love

"I don't think I could give them back." Those are words I have heard many times. Through my years of…

The February of Motherhood Won’t Last Forever

Motherhood
February 17, 2023
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By Krystal Sieben

The February of Motherhood Won’t Last Forever

To the mom in a hard season, it's hard now . . . but it won't always be. I live…

Grown Children, Motherhood
February 15, 2023
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By Michelle Goering

A Mother Spends Her Life Letting Go

Checking in—it’s what mothers do, or what I do anyway. I stand nose to chin with Miles and Gabriel, my…

I Saved My Daughter’s Clothes Not Knowing They’d Turn Into Memories

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
February 15, 2023
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By Deanna Adamo

I Saved My Daughter’s Clothes Not Knowing They’d Turn Into Memories

I saved your clothes because you were our firstborn. I thought for sure as I quietly folded them and stored…

Happy Galentine’s Day to the Women Who Mean Everything

Friendship, Living, Motherhood
February 13, 2023
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By Elizabeth Ascik

Happy Galentine’s Day to the Women Who Mean Everything

To the wonderful women in my life on this Galentine’s Day, I just want to tell you how much you…

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You Were First

It’s Hard When You Can’t Hug: A Post-Disability Mother-Daughter Relationship

One Day She Won’t Ask to Be Carried

I’m a Working Mom and I’m Done Searching for Balance

I’m Not a Lazy Mom, I’m Intentional

Dear Momma, I Will Be Your Friend

She’s My Rainbow Baby, but I Wasn’t Ready

A Foster Family Is a Bridge Made of Love

The February of Motherhood Won’t Last Forever

A Mother Spends Her Life Letting Go

I Saved My Daughter’s Clothes Not Knowing They’d Turn Into Memories

Happy Galentine’s Day to the Women Who Mean Everything

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