What a Sweet Gift to See Your Kids Live Out the Lessons You Taught Them
I groaned at the thought of being sick again with the onset of an achy throat. It was pretty obvious…
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So God Made a Cheer Mom
I’ve never been a sports mom, especially not football. I don’t understand what a first down, punt, or defensive tackle…
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Navigating Life as a Birth Mother
As I walked into my son’s elementary school holding bags of treats for his class, another mother passed by and…
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By Christina Zambrano Nothing Hurts More than Seeing Your Kids Hurt
One of the things I was least prepared for in motherhood is how deeply it hurts to see your kids…
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By Katie Revai LeFevre RSV Season Is Back and So Is My Plea: Please Don’t Kiss the Babies
It’s been two years since the darkest chapter of my life as a mother. My then-newborn son, a preemie, had…
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By Natasha Smith Bring Them into the Room
A friend sent me a picture of our youngest daughter standing at the altar during a moment of corporate prayer…
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By Holly Lemons Here’s to the Ones Who Show Up
They say it takes a village to raise a child. As the years go by and my kids grow, I…
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By Elisa Preston I’m Raising a Kid Who Tests Every Boundary
You know that kid you see in the grocery store who just walks nicely alongside their parent’s cart? Yeah, that’s…
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“Mommy, I Wish There Was a Dad at Your House.”
“Mommy, I wish there was a dad at your house.” That sentence stung. I sat in silence for a moment…
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God Held My Baby and Me in the NICU
I had been here before. I had sat in the green recliner, holding my baby with wires attached to their…
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By Lauren Mattson I Cry More Now
I cry when I’m sad, yes, but I also cry in moments of overwhelming gratitude. I can distinctly remember one…
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Moms are the Keepers of Every Little Moment
Moms are keepers. They are the ones who tuck away memories in boxes, bags, and corners of their hearts—often long…
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