By Stacey Pardoe The Quiet Work You’re Doing Matters, Mama
Mid-morning light spills through the kitchen window as I stand at the sink washing dishes. “Mom, Caleb just punched me!”…
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I Don’t Belong In the Baby Section Anymore
I don’t belong here anymore. The thought crept into my mind today as I stood in the baby section. I…
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To the Parents Raising My Child’s Future Spouse
Oh, hey there friend, you don’t know me yet or maybe you do, but at least for now neither of…
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Loving Mom (Thanks, Amazon)
I was online, searching old Amazon orders for a part we’d bought for our 1998 Buick Regal. The car was…
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By Ellis Morgen I Was Raised by an Easter-Only Mom and I Want More for My Kids
Motherhood is not for the faint-hearted, and women tend to look to their upbringing for guidance. We may not even…
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By Her View From Home I Was Never Good Enough for My Mother, So I’m Done Trying
I’m on a path in life that is so different from what I ever imagined growing up. It’s a path…
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By Kayci Villarreal Everything I Know About Motherhood, I Learned from My Mom
I lay in a hospital bed, and the doctor placed my brand-new son into my arms. As I held him…
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By Sarah Hamelman I Went No-Contact With My Toxic Mom: Here’s What It’s Like
Two and a half years ago, with tears in my eyes, an ache in my heart, and an eight-month pregnant…
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By Nicole Lasley As a Mom I’m Far From Perfect, But I Hope You Remember the Joy
Sometimes, I think about the future when you are grown and I am gone. When all that's left of me…
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I’m Sorry It Didn’t Come Naturally
I should have spent every waking moment with you. I should have been right there by your side through every…
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By Lyndsay Zadnik The PB&J that Saved the Day
It was one of those days. One of those days when your pants are too tight, you wake up with a…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat You’ll Never Know Just How Much I Love You
My firstborn son is a senior in high school this year. I don’t even know how I feel about that.…
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