By Lydia Veer The Arms That Once Carried the Cross Hold Your Baby Today
My friend’s baby entered the world in the middle of the day. He entered the world sooner than we anticipated.…
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By Jaymi Torrez She Really is Little But Fierce
"She's too little to be a minnow," they told me as I went to put my daughter in her swimming…
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By Katie Scott Kids Remember the Memories, Not the Mess
"Would you rather have a full-time maid, nanny, or chef?" Most women I know quickly answer maid—because cooking isn't so…
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By Kimberly Keys Dear Birth Mom, Thank You For the Gift of My Son
Dear birth mom, How can the mom who got to adopt your baby ever thank you enough? Before your brave…
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By Jessica Johnston Dear Kids, I’m Sorry I Was a Jerk
Dear kids, I'm sorry I was a jerk. I wish you knew that sometimes when the house is dark and…
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By Stacey Tadlock I Pray My Daughters Will Choose to Wait, Even Though I Didn’t
As a mom of daughters, I thought I had at least 10 years before I would be presented questions about…
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By Kendra Perley I’m Trying So Hard To Balance a Career and Motherhood—But I’m Exhausted
I was feeling really good about myself. I had managed to make it to work almost half and hour earlier…
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By Kiley Hillner My Heart Will Always Beat For You, Little One
My sweet baby May, As I rock you to sleep, I feel your soft, still squishy cheek pressed against my…
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By Kate Thornalley Motherhood Can Be Lonely Sometimes
Motherhood can be lonely sometimes. I know that seems like an odd thing to say. “How can you feel lonely?…
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By Her View From Home This is Stillbirth
I was halfway through my pregnancy. We had already made the announcement that we were pregnant with our daughter's younger…
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By Carolyn Moore HELP! My Target is Remodeling!
I believe it was the late, great Benjamin Franklin who said: “Three things in life are certain: death, taxes, and…
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By Lynda Lin Grigsby I Long To Be Seen As More Than a Mom
I sat uneasily on the edge of a green couch with colorful pillows and talked about myself. I am a…
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