By Whitney Ballard Sometimes I Need Permission to Blink
Sometimes I feel guilty. I feel guilty for waking up too late and having to rush everyone. I feel guilty…
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By Sarah Buckley Friedberg I’m an Exhausted Working Mom Who’s Ready to Lean Out, Not In
Society to working moms: - Go back to work 6-8 weeks after having the baby. The baby that you spent…
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By Brea Schmidt As a Mom, I Get What’s Left Over
As a mom, I often feel like I only get what's left over. When the family's work, school, activity and…
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By Amanda Motisi The Women I Work With Make the World Go Round
The women I work with are warriors of love. The women I work with are teachers. And they are also…
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By Rachelle Lowe Yeah, We’re Busy—and We Wouldn’t Want it Any Other Way
"I don't know how you do it." If I just had a dollar for every time I have heard those…
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By Her View From Home Truthfully, I’m Ready For This Part of Motherhood to be Over
It’s been a month since I had a baby. And the honest-to-God truth? I’m not OK. No, I’m not. Not…
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By Candice Mrazik I Love You Enough to Say No, So You Can Say Yes to the Right Things
Dear child, I’m saying no like it’s my job. Because it actually is my job as your mom and one…
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Dear Future Daughter-In-Law, These Are My Promises to You
Dear future daughter-in-law, Your someday husband is currently two years old. Right now it’s hard to imagine that he’ll ever…
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By Amy Gray Tell Me Mama, When Does It End?
Tell me mama, when does it end? The sleepless nights nursing, the mornings that begin at dawn, the late hours…
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By Krista Ward Mama, You Feel Like Home
I wish you knew. I wish you knew that when I look into your eyes, everything comes to life. That…
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By Liz Mannegren Loss Mama, You Were Meant For Twins, Too
Every once in a while, Heidi Hamm’s beautiful post, Mama, You Were Meant For Twins pops up in my newsfeed.…
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By Marjorie Brimley It Matters More Than You Think When You Cheer for My Kids
“Nice shot Claire!” yelled the man sitting next to me. I barely knew him, but he was a parent of…
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