By Katie Brady Fed Up Mom Teaches Her Son a Valuable Lesson
Becoming a parent means you will deal with messes, right? Seriously, sometimes the messes are so unbearable- you really think…
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By Barrie Bismark To All The 30-Something Moms
To all the 30-something Moms: So, here we are. We find ourselves in our 30s. Did you ever think you…
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden Boy Mom Times 4 – I’m Running a Frat House
This week in mom world has been pretty freaking draining if I’m honest. I had one kid acting so delirious…
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By Tavia Smith 15 Closet Confessions of a Real Mom
Being a mom is hard work and my days are full of failures, and I mean full. Sometimes they can…
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By Ashli Brehm Just A Mom
"Mom... why don't you work anymore?" "She retired after you were born...right mom?" the Oldest replied to the Middlest. "Well,…
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By Candace Kikkert I Refuse to be a “Stay at Home Mom”
The phrase “stay at home mom” has always made me cringe. The word “stay” makes it seem as though women…
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By Zrinka Peters Loving The Child Who Is Not (Quite) Like Me
When our first child was born – a girl – I was in awe. She was the most perfect, beautiful…
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By Erika Wilson To The Moms Who Take Too Many Pictures: Keep It Up
I am the crazy mom who takes too many pictures. I am also the mom who waited way too long…
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By Julie Hoag Giving Myself Permission to Just be Mom
Giving myself permission to just be Mom seems like a no-brainer, but it’s just not that easy. I’m already thinking…
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By Crystal Foose Teen Mom: What I Would Tell Myself Back Then
Seventeen years and a bit less than nine months ago, I crouched in the weeds on the side of a…
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By Christine Leeb This Simple Parenting Tip Actually Gets Kids To Help Around The Home – With A Smile!
“I don’t want to put my shoes in the cubby!” my three-year-old shouted. “I don’t want to be helpful!” At…
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Reflections on Motherhood from a Perfectionist
When I was four years old, I went to Junior Kindergarten. From there, I entered into first grade and eventually,…
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