By Lauren Eberspacher So God Made a Grandma
And then, the Lord Most High looked down from Heaven and said, "I need a soft and caring soul." So…
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By Carolyn Moore I’m Everyone’s Person in This Season of Motherhood
My house is a mess. Like, a certifiable MESS. The table is buried in paper and tape and scissors and…
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By Nicole Schoolfield What I Want My Firstborn to Know About Being First
Today, my son officially became a big brother. Well, technically that happened one night about ten weeks ago, but today…
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By Sylvia Schroeder Will You Still Know Me?
“The doctor will just take this itty-bitty part,” my finger taps my daughter’s birthmark. I wear an intentional mask of…
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By Becca Wenzel Dear Daughter, You Can Choose Both Kids and a Career
Ever since my oldest daughter started school, if you asked her what she wanted to be when she grew…
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By Brea Schmidt Underneath This Exhaustion Is A Heart That Still Adores You, Husband
The door that connects the inside of our house to the garage makes a certain sound when it opens that…
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By Arianna Freelen The Beautiful Journey of Motherhood
Today, you are mama-to-be. At the start of your journey. Your body will be stretched. Your heart will ache for…
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God Gave Me Daughters
I am a mom of daughters and only daughters. By “only” I don't mean there is anything missing or lacking…
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Teach Me to Be Brave
I am afraid. For most people, it’s an emotion. In my case, it’s a character trait. Ask those who know…
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By Karen Johnson What Will You Do All Day When Your Last Baby Goes off to School?
So your youngest child, your baby, is heading off to school. The years of sitting on the floor, playing trains…
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By Laura Hurd Would My Autistic Child Survive Without Me?
The words had a bittersweet taste to my soul. The phrase oozing like honey- satisfying yet sticky. A sweet sentiment…
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By Tiffany Reiger I Hear You Son, Even Without Words
Son, I hear you. I hear the longing to communicate when you point, grunt, babble, and try to tell me…
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