By Anneliese Lawton My Second Baby Taught Me to Mother Without Fear
I spent my childhood preparing to be “Mommy.” I played house. I practiced fixing boo-boos. Heck, I even gave birth…
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By Jordan Harrell Let’s Care More About Our Kids Being Kinder, Not Smarter
My three-year-old loves baby dolls. Very rarely do we leave the house without one hooked under one little arm, a…
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By Sara Frank I’m Raising a Sensitive Child
My husband and I marvel at the vast personality differences in our four children. One boy is responsible and quiet.…
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By Magi Get Off Your Butt, Mama
Can I confess something? I’ve been giving myself a lot of grace lately. After all, I have three kids (and…
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By Esther Vandersluis I Didn’t Sleep Train and I Have No Regrets
"Don't let them sleep with you." "You will create bad habits." "Don't give in to their cries." "Stay strong." That's…
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By Ginger Hughes To the Worn-Out Moms When We Forget What’s Important
Sometimes I forget. Standing at the sink, looking with irritation at yet another pile of dishes. Walking into the living…
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By Christine Leeb 53 Ways to Connect With Your Kids
Can I confess something? I don’t always like playing with my kids. Sometimes just the thought of being the “bad…
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By Sonni Abatta In Case I Haven’t Told You Lately, Honey—Thank You
Honey, thanks. I’ve been meaning to say this to you a time or two or ten over the past .…
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By Emily Scott One Day, I’ll Wash The Last Onesie. Today, I’ll Be Grateful.
About a year and a half ago, our washing machine flooded the laundry room. I was rushing out the door…
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By Lauren Eberspacher God Sees You, Middle of the Night Mama
He sees you waddling to the bathroom, the little miracle growing inside of your womb kicking, tumbling, and nudging. Your…
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By Cassie Hilt To the Mom Who is Not Perfect, I Am “That” Mom Too
I'm that mom. The mom who gets up before the sun rises, to get ready for work. Who packs lunches…
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By Cheryl Gottlieb Boxer Loving and Letting Go With One Final Braid
Sixteen years ago my daughter was born completely bald. In this respect she was certainly neither unique nor precocious. I,…
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