By Her View From Home Sometimes I Don’t Like My Daughter
We stood only two feet apart with a granite island stuck between us, but the divide felt more the size…
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By Jordan Harrell To the Mom Trying to Do It All, You’re In God’s Way
I'm a laid-back perfectionist. Seriously, it's a thing. I am completely at peace going out in public looking like I…
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By Kayla Runkel “No, Mommy! I Want Daddy!”
It happened. The day I have been dreading for two years has finally arrived and it has come with a…
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By Bailey Koch The One Thing You Need to Be a Parent
Having a baby sounds like such a magical world. Who wouldn't want a sweet little combination of two people in…
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By Jenny Valentino Hey Kid, We Have To Stop Meeting Like This
I mean, seriously. I’ve seen you sprint like a cheetah down the hall after a piece of lint, so I…
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By Shelby Spear I’m a Bipolar Mom and I’m Giving Myself Permission to Heal
If you have bipolar, you probably understand well how the disorder mimics a silent criminal lurking in the shadows. Whether…
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By Dr. Jennifer Pinto The Hardest Child to Love
There’s a child in every family, at one time or another, who is really hard to love. It might be…
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Take a Load Off, Mama
“If you’re so tired, then lie down and go to sleep.” This phrase, spoken by my well-meaning husband, drives me…
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By Whitney Herrmann Over 60 Conversation Starters To Bring Your Family Closer Together
New Year’s Day is a time to finally stop and reflect after the intense and fast paced holiday season. It…
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Your Baby Doesn’t Need New Everything
I’ve always been a fairly frugal person. I am a sucker for a good deal and avoid paying full price…
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By Katie Parton When You Feel Like You Just Can’t
Mama, you can. Just maybe not right now, and that’s OK because you’ve given everything to your family. Have you…
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By Ashli Mazer To the Broken Mommy
I looked up. She stood there holding a capless marker, feverishly gripping it with her whole hand, pushing the tip…
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