By Tynea Lewis You Really Don’t Have to Enjoy Every Season of Motherhood
“Enjoy this while it lasts. It goes by in the blink of an eye.” “Oh, I miss when my kids…
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When It Comes to Raising Young Adults, I’m Learning to Let Go and Trust God
My oldest son recently joined the Army National Guard, and he is preparing to leave for four months to go…
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I Always Pack the Snack, and Other Ways Parenting is Never 50/50
I hate it. The idea of unequal roles irritates me to no end. Two years ago, I would never have…
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By Alicia Betz What You’re Doing Is Hard
I love my kids, and I love watching them play. I do not, however, love taking them to the playground.…
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By Lindsey Cox What They Really Need to Hear after a Life-Changing Diagnosis
When I was 20-weeks pregnant, my routine blood work came back with an abnormal marker. A second blood test and…
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By Jessica Swanda Work from Home Life is Harder than I Thought
Before becoming a mom, I didn’t like the idea of leaving my children all day to go to work. But…
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By Kirstyn Wegner Dear Grandma, Thank You for the Gift of My Mom
Dear Grandma, I know I’m lucky to still have you in my life—you were a young mom and so was…
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By Moriah Couch A Mother is Everything To Everyone in Her Home
What is a mother? A mother is unconditional love. Safety and security. A mother is a fighter. An advocate. Someone who would…
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By Her View From Home Can You Be a Gap Filler?
When my sister-in-law had her first baby, feelings of jealousy and anger rose to the surface and caught me off…
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By Miranda Mitchell Having a Hysterectomy Can Come with Complicated Emotions
It dawned on me that I have begun marking time with, life before and after the loss of my uterus. This year, I celebrated…
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I Want a Body That Tells the Truth
I’ve decided I don’t want a body that lies. I'm going to embrace a body that tells the truth. I…
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By Laura Costea It’s Not My Dream Home but It Holds Our Dreams
It wasn’t what we had in mind—this 1914 house with one bathroom on a busy street but far from everything.…
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