By Margaret Armanious My Mother Loved Us So Well
“Hi, Mom, anybody home?” I knocked on the door and walked in at the same time. “You didn’t tell me…
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By Meg Duncan Stop Trying To Be Super Mom
Merriam Webster (online) defines Super Mom as “an exemplary mother.” I know her as the girl with a sparkling house…
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By Jocelyn Rice Dear Mom, When Dad Died Your Strength Amazed Me
You sit there. With the utmost poise as everyone around you sobs seemingly uncontrollably. Staring. Hoping it’s a dream. And…
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By Kimberly Knowle-Zeller You Are My Alleluia Song
With the hum of the noise machine and my son, Isaac’s, bedroom door cracked open we snuggle on the rocking…
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By Rebecca Henninger Cherish the Tiny Moments of Childhood
I wish that young-mom me had listened more carefully to the wisdom of moms, aunts, cousins, and grandmas. “You’ll miss…
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By Jennifer Toscano To the Tired Mom Wondering if Anyone Sees
Dear tired mom, Do you feel like you can’t keep up? Do you feel like no one understands all that…
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By Chelsea Ohlemiller My Mother Knew Everything About Me and Now She’s Gone
She held the title of mother. She held the responsibility of friend, caretaker, referee, chauffeur, and all the other duties…
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By Tanner Hall My Mom Beat Breast Cancer and She’s the Strongest Woman I Know
I remember the day my mom told me she had breast cancer. Actually, I remember having a bit of intuition…
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By Heidi Farrell A Stepmom and Her Stepchildren Grow Together
The day I stood before my husband and said, “I do,” was the day I became a stepmom to a…
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By Jennifer Bailey I’m the Mother—What I Say Goes
When a mother says no, she means no. Why is it when a doctor, teacher, coach, or even a gardener…
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By Aleisha Cate I’m the Old Mom Now
In the past six months, the moms have grown younger. Walking into my local library for the first time in…
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By Jennifer Vail Motherhood is Traumatic But Mothers Are Strong
My first baby was a doozy. He was premature, I couldn’t nurse like I’d planned, and he cried all day.…
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