By Whitney Fleming When The Children Ask “Stop Spilling Our Blood”
Last night when I entered my 13-year old daughter's room before she went to sleep, she asked me a question.…
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By Lilly Holland Learning to Let Go and Let God
Anytime a conflict arises, whether the situation is trivial or life-changing, these words are my mother’s best advice: “Let go…
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By Abbie Dunlap Dear Husband, Sometimes I Envy You
Dear husband, Sometimes I envy you. Sometimes when you get home, your great mood is almost maddening. I envy…
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By Ashli Brehm The One Thing I Should Have Said at Parent-Teacher Conferences
We had parent/teacher conferences last eve. With the boys current ages of nine, six, and four, conferences are mostly a…
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By Carolyn Moore Dear Child: This is How You Change the World
My precious babies, You’re too young yet to understand, but this world you’re growing up in is broken and…
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By Blair Cissell The Joyous Heartache of Motherhood
I've come to realize being a mom means you find yourself in a state of perpetual heartache, while also experiencing…
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By Shelby Spear From a Mom Whose Kids Survived an Active School Shooting
Humanity’s lament and God’s response: On February 27, 2012, my children’s high school, in which my husband and I had…
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By Rania Urena Boymoms Are Tired of Hearing These 5 Things
There are some things parents don't want to hear, especially from strangers. Things like "why are you letting your…
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By Kathryn Malherbe This Isn’t What I Thought Motherhood Would Be Like
I did not sign up for this. This thought went through my head as a screaming four-week-old newborn was lying…
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By Jessica McCaslin A Letter To My Children From This Imperfect Mama
Dear children, Let me first say this: I love you more than anything in the world. Remember that sentence because…
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By Lindsay Stauffer Postpartum Depression is a Liar and a Thief
Dear postpartum depression, You’re brilliant. No really, you are. You let me make it through my first pregnancy completely unscathed, with…
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By Mary Ann Blair A Piece of My Heart Rides a Yellow School Bus
Every weekday morning, a piece of my heart walks out the door and climbs up into that yellow school bus.…
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