By Ashley Butler The Room Mom Version of Me Will Have to Wait
Before I had kids of my own, I thought I knew exactly what kind of mom I’d be. As a…
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By Chelsea Drown I Love Your Babies As My Own
I’m the one who gets to watch everyone else’s babies. Diapers and bottles have been out of my home for…
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By Nicole Ball Loving Kaine
When you picture raising kids, you imagine the expected moments—birthday parties, scraped knees, school concerts, teenage moods, and one day…
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By Megan Kewaza The People Who Matter See the Woman Beneath the Mother
The deeper I grow into motherhood, the more I see that it was never about the moments I once thought…
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By Marissa Bader Children Are a Work In Progress—So Are Their Mothers
For a long time, I assumed a mom always knew exactly what to say to her children in every possible…
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Dear Middle Child, I See You
To my middle child, Today I just wanted to tell you something: I see you. I see you trying hard,…
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By Sarah McPherson We Don’t Take ‘Normal’ For Granted with Epilepsy In the Family
There are moments in life when you feel like you’re shattering from the inside out, when your heart aches so…
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I’m Not Just Raising a Child—I’m Raising a Bridge
Some days feel heavier than others. You watch them grow and wonder if the world sees all of them—the heart,…
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By Hannah Dearth Knowing You’ve Had Your Last Baby Is So Bittersweet
I didn’t know my last baby was my last baby. We had talked about our last baby, sure, but not…
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Being Sensitive is a Strength In an Overwhelming World
To be highly sensitive is to live life at full volume, and to feel everything in vivid, sometimes aching, color.…
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By Kristyna Moore We Are Not Built for This and Yet We Mother Anyway
Motherhood today is a kind of exhaustion that sleep can’t touch. One that self-care can’t fix. It’s the exhaustion of…
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God Holds You As You Hold Everyone Else
She stands in the kitchen, hands trembling over the sink, tears she cannot let fall pressing behind her eyes. The…
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