By Sherry White To the Mama Who Feels Angry
Raise your hand if you've found parenting is just as much about growing yourself as it is about growing your…
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By Mary Ann Blair Dear Mama, Your Kids Love You Just the Way You Are
Recently, my husband and I took our two young boys to Southern California for our first big family vacation. Having…
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By JD Arbuckle Dear Mama, That Hot Bath Can Wait
It had been a long day of appointments, chores, play dates, home cooked meals, and constant entertainment. I started my…
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By Surabhi Kaushik Surviving That Prickly Teen Silence
Unsettling, threatening and deeply disturbing. I am sure that’s what teen silence does to almost all parents, and I am…
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By Brea Schmidt To The Mom Whose Mind Is Always Moving: I Hope You Find Stillness
I am with you, fellow mama. I can relate to where your mind is as you plop down onto a…
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By Nicole Baldonado Dear Daughter, You Don’t Have To Be a Wife and Mama
Baby girl, You won’t read this for years. As I write, you’re carefree, and four, and dancing in your frilliest…
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By Kerstin Lindquist Where the Fear Lives
You’re tucked in and prayers are said. Last sips of water, last hugs, last kissing hands, and I have to…
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By Leslie Deane-Mountjoy Take It From a “Been There Done That” Mom: It All Flies By
Dear first-time mom, I remember being you. Filled with life for the first time. Anticipating the arrival of my very…
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God Gave Me Teenagers
I am the mother of teenagers. If I say this in general conversation, I can pretty much bank on one…
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By Ashley Bufe Kids Issue Challenge to Ice Cream Company in Viral Letter
Not many can resist Blue Bell ice cream. And like most of us, friends Isak, Kaleb, and Jayden have their…
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By Jodie Utter When Your Teen Gets a License, Hang On To Your Heart
The first time you drove away from home on your own I choked a little on the sharp sense of…
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By Kayla Runkel A Mother’s Hands
Right now, as I look down at my hands, I notice—like most days—they are rough, cracked, and unpolished. There is…
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