By Ranae Aspen 6 Lessons From Half a Lifetime of Mothering
I have been a mom for over half of my life. Half of my life? Do I get some sort…
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By Christine Carter Dear Husband, I Couldn’t Do the Hard Work of Parenting Without You
To my amazing husband, I remember back when our firstborn entered the world and I spent every day struggling to…
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By Jamie Smith Sometimes Being an Introvert and a Mom is Hard
As I look around my house, I realize everything I thought I would get done after having the baby has…
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By Kayci Villarreal Be Wild, Child—But Remember Your Roots
For years I longed for a second baby. I daydreamed about snuggling a newborn, hours spent rocking a tiny bundle of…
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By Jillian Benfield I Carry Him
I carry him. I know it looks silly, his toes dangle past my knees. He’s getting tall and heavy, too.…
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Look For the Mom
Summertime. Summertime is for picnics and family vacations and holiday BBQs. For weddings and family reunions and graduations. Parties and…
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By Claire Brown Dear Friend, I Just Had a Baby But I Still Need You
I’ve just had a beautiful baby. As a friend without babies yourself, you’re in a unique position to love on…
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By Jenny Albers To the Self-Conscious Wife Afraid to be Seen
It's not uncommon for the lights to go out on our sex lives when couplehood is suddenly redefined by parenthood.…
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By Whitney Fleming A Dad’s Heart is His Children
If you want to know a dad's heart, watch the way he looks into the eyes of his children. Observe…
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By Stacy Bronec Some Days I Feel Like a Terrible Mother, But He Loves Me Anyway
I start putting a load of laundry in the washing machine when I hear the kids begin to argue in…
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By Lindsey Howard Grace in the Outfield
Last night this boy had to learn a tough lesson. We were at the ballpark watching Griffin’s game on the…
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By Heather LeRoss Dear Son, Be More Than Happy
Not long ago my youngest son asked me, “What do you hope I’ll be when I grow up?” My first…
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