By Trish Eklund To My Daughters As You Become Adults: I Will Always Be Your Mom
Dear Daughters, The day I found out I was going to be a mom, it was a surprise. My thoughts…
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By Kimberly Patterson How Dare Chelsea Clinton Miss Her Daughter’s First Day Of Preschool
Moms can't catch a break lately. We're judged for pulling our breasts out and feeding our babies. On the other…
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By Eileen Palma 10 Things I Wish Someone Told Me About Getting My Daughter Through Middle School
With my daughter starting high school, I’ve been reflecting on all the things I learned along the way so you…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat Pregnant at 35: The Good, The Bad, & The Wet Pants (mine – not the kids)
A month or so back we discovered that we are having one more little bundle. We already have four kiddos…
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By Laurie Larsh Twin-vice: Surviving the First Year
You’re having twins! To some, the news is unabashed excitement; to others (me) it’s pure and utter shock. Whether…
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By Amy Ledyard Motherhood: Some Days Smell Like Poop
Some days I look around and think to myself, “Wow! I’m doing really well today. I think I’ve got this…
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By Sarah Layton Infertility-A Pain Never Forgotten
On the outside, we have it all. Three beautiful, healthy kids raised in a nice home. But underneath, I look…
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By Kimberly Campbell Me, my epidural, and the gospel
The end of the summer means the beginning of fall. And I've always loved fall. I loved our school's soccer…
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By Tara Bosler Kicking Single Mom Guilt to the Curb
Man oh man, mom guilt can consume a gal. The sheer volume of decisions moms have to make in a…
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By Nina Leicht-Crist Thank You For My Daughter
It’s been 14 years since I’ve seen you last. I have to admit I was nervous before I encountered you…
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By Her View From Home I Need A Best Friend
In the quiet of a summer night, I sip at my freshly brewed summer tea and stare up at the…
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By Kathryn Ryder Letting Him Fly
I dropped you off at Kindergarten today, and you walked in without even considering looking back. I called you back…
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