By Natasha Smith She’s a Teenager Now, But I Still Find Myself Watching Her
I probably took a million pictures of her . . . just this year. Or was it just this month.…
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By Stacy Ritter A Little Quality Time May Be Just What You Both Need
It is easy to feel like you aren't a good mom. Like you are failing. Here’s my story on how…
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By Chelsey McCarthy This Isn’t How I Pictured Your First Year of Life
Your first year of life hasn’t at all been what I had imagined, I’ve said it a hundred times. I…
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By Laura Bailey Moms, You Need Time With Your Friends, Too
Monday: Picnic and play at the park. Tuesday: Swim and popsicles at the pool. Wednesday: Storytime at the library. Thursday:…
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By Shelby Spear How My Queer, Christian Daughter Inspired Me to Be a Better Human
"I was 15 years old and was afraid of going to hell, losing my family, and losing God. I questioned…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Good, Long Distance Friendship is Hard But So Worth it
I cry every time she arrives, and I cry every time she leaves. Because each time I see her, I…
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By Sydney Hatcher Motherhood is Far From Glamorous, But it’s a Beautiful Dance
I was not going to be a mom. The idea of being a struggling artist in the big city captured…
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By Zehra Naqvi In This Moment, All is Well
She sways in the rocker, ever so quietly. The soothing sounds of white noise just about drown out the soft…
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By Ann-Marie Ferry There is So Much More To the Loss Mom’s Story Than Meets the Eye
Jon pulls the car up to the door of the hospital. I know where to go and what to do.…
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By Whitney Ballard Dear Kids, We’ll Make the Best of This School Year Together
Welcome to homeschool! I’m glad you’re here. I’m no third grade teacher, but I’ll do my best. I might have…
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By Jenni Brennan I’m Watching My Little Boy Become a Young Man
I’ve been here before. This space between elementary school and middle school is familiar to me for I have walked…
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By Tabitha Yates Stay With Me a Little While, Mama
My mind was racing as bedtime approached, thoughts flooded my mind about how far behind I was with work and…
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