By Katherine Kring When Can I Call Myself Mother?
Before becoming pregnant, I wasn't sure when one ‘became a mother,' exactly. To be honest, I never really thought about…
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By Marisa Ulrich The Unmaking of a Mamacopter
I grew up under the whirring blades of a mamacopter of the first order. No swimming. She once heard about…
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By Sarah Clouser My Boy Of Endless Questions
The other day I observed my five-year-old son gather all of his stuffed animals and take them by armload down…
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By Sue Harrison The Simple Joys In Motherhood
My friend Justine is an amazing person. She’s raising her beautiful three-year-old daughter, holds down a job, and just completed…
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By Erinne Magee Stop Wishing Single Moms A Happy Father’s Day
Each year around this time, I get flooded with messages of best wishes and celebratory notes in regard to my…
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By Brittany Dyer What To Do When You Are Mom Shamed
I have recently been in a tender conversation about my parenting techniques. Being criticized and critiqued by others on how…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat You Can Do This, Mama
Moms, I know you feel like your voice doesn’t matter; like your words are just vapor in the congested wind.…
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By Holly Bonner To the Mother of Lane Graves: I Pray For You
As I write this, I’m comfortably sitting on my couch, listening to my two toddlers play with their Finding Dory…
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By Leah Peterson Too Many Shades of Grey
The tired woman in the mirror still has a sparkle in her eye. The post-partum hormones haven’t managed to touch…
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By Joanna Clute When I Stopped Enjoying Motherhood
I read somewhere recently that “dirty laundry should not be aired on the internet." This was from a fellow blogger.…
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By Isa Down An Open Letter to My Son About Mass Violence
Dear Son: You won’t remember today, but you will know its affects. You will grow of age in a world…
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By Candace Kikkert The Booger On The Wall
My husband and I have been attending a new church for about a year now and are part of a…
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