By Katie Brady I Should Have Asked For Help – My Struggle With Postpartum Depression
Most the time when I write, it's about parenting, life, or our life with a son who has cystic fibrosis.…
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By Abigail Vetick I Hated Being Pregnant
“I’m not even excited to be a mom anymore,” I whispered to the doctor as tears flowed over the dark…
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By Amy Ledyard The Moment I Thought My Girl Was Gone
Terror. Pure, unadulterated terror at the thought of the direction life might be taking. There is no other way to…
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By Alissa Kay I Didn’t Dream Of This
My youngest is napping. My oldest two kids are happily playing together in the toy room. As I’m sweeping the…
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By Kimberly Patterson To The Mother Who Neglected Her Kids At The Indoor Playground
You looked so comfortable in your cozy chair engrossed in your book, that I didn't want to bother you. I…
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By Kristin Whiteside The Personal Safety Conversations We Must Have With Our Kids!
Do you ever wonder if the conversations you are having with your children about personal safety are sticking with them? Would your younger children…
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By Kristie McCollum Raising My Black Boys
I have seen a lot of articles floating around since the high profile cases of Trayvon Martin and Mike Brown…
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By Jamie Galvin Seven Things Unexpected About Expecting My Second Child
I didn't anticipate such a sharp contrast in my mind set during my second pregnancy versus my first. Chalk it…
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By Tammi Landry-Gilder Parenting is Acting: How To Handle Those Tough Questions As Our Kids Grow
Much of the time, in my experience anyway, parenting involves a great deal of acting. Take Santa, for instance. Many…
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By Dr. Jennifer Pinto I Was Put On Parental Probation
I did the unthinkable. I was guilty as charged and had to pay for my crime. I wasn’t tried in…
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By Tiffany Campione To The Mom Who Isn’t Sure About Her Motherhood Journey
The days are long, but the years are short... I know how tough it is to put all of your…
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By Amber Hayes We Don’t Match But He’s Still Mine – America’s Color Obsession Continues
“Little Girl, are you lost?” I grabbed at my mother’s skirt to show the supermarket clerk that I belonged to…
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