By Amber Adcock You Were Made for Motherhood
As a mother of four precious little men, I just witnessed something that often puts me in instant inward RAGE.…
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By Daphne Bach Greer From My Grieving Mama Heart to Yours, Please Give Your Children These 7 Gifts This Christmas
I was enjoying getting lost in the large store, books piled high on every shelf. It seemed it didn’t have…
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By Ashley Kahn Salley We Don’t Always Say Yes—And Other Ways Our Family Keeps Busyness at Bay
Whatever happened to just sitting around at home? Is it just me or does everyone seem really flipping busy these…
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By Jaymi Torrez As Long As I’m Living, I’ll Be Feeding My Son
“Eating for two.” That’s what I focused on when I first found out I was pregnant. My body didn’t belong…
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By Mikala Albertson As a Mom, Sometimes I Say No When My Heart Longs to Say Yes
Sometimes I say NO . . . though my heart longs to say YES. Like the other day—my kindergartener lost…
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By Cara Arnold I’m the Kind of Tired Coffee Can’t Fix
There’s a tiredness that is understood to come with motherhood. It’s a mixture of physical and emotional exhaustion that evolves…
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By Kelsey Scism You May Not Have a Baby Book, But You Have Extra Love
Scrolling through social media, a meme grabs my attention. On the left side: a sweet infant, perfectly-posed in a perfect…
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By Caroline Murray Every Day We Love Our Kids in a Million Little Ways
I often find myself feeling worn down by the end of the day. I’m so tired after all of I’ve…
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By Jenni Conrady To the Mom of a Difficult Child: What if You’re Raising a Peter?
Some days my son leaves me exhausted. I love him, don’t get me wrong. Hear me: I love my son,…
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By April Leiffer Henry “Daddy’s Home!” is My Favorite Moment of Every Day
“Daddy’s home!” Oh, how those two simple words lift everyone’s mood. “Daddy’s home” means the dog starts jumping up and…
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By Stephanie Holbrook Your Kids Will Remember How Christmas Felt Not How It Looked
As much as I hate to admit it, I'm a stickler when it comes to decorations. Once, when my older…
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By Carolyn Moore “Your Son Growing Up Will Feel Like the Slowest Breakup You’ve Ever Known” Aches in Every Mother’s Heart
"Why do they look so tall all of a sudden?" I asked my friend as we trailed her twin 8-year-old…
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