By Annie Henriksen Motherhood Is Lonely
When you become a new mom, there are things that you just expect. You are prepared to tackle endless amounts…
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By Jennifer Myers Stumbling Over God’s Feet
Most people know the Footprints in the Sand poem. It is a poem about a man’s dream of walking with…
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By Karen Johnson My Mother’s Presence
My mother was always present, literally and figuratively. She was like a floating head - every time my sister and…
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By Kristin Whiteside Why We Aren’t Sending Our Daughters To Preschool
Right around our oldest daughters first birthday, talk of preschool started to come up. "Are you going to start her…
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By Tash Guthrie 32 Lessons Learned in 32 Years
32. Thirty Two. T H I R T Y T W O. This week I turned 32. I woke up…
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By Kimberly Campbell Please Show Photo ID
Do you ever spend lots of time preparing to get your driver's license picture taken? It is one of the…
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By Leah Baacke I Used to Sneak into the Movies
I’m not exactly proud (or ashamed) of this, but my friend Elissa and I used to have bootleg movie marathons.…
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By Tracie Cornell My Opposite Journey of Motherhood
When I was in my 20's I often thought about what my life would look like when I made the…
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By Dana Verdino Not Right Now, Honey
Not right now, honey. This has become my mothering motto, if you will. “Mommy, can you come outside and push…
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By Nina Leicht-Crist I Chose To Become Her Mother
Recently, I was talking to my daughter about the time she came into my life after she had voiced a…
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By Lacy Jo Donald To the Mom of the Son with Peanut Allergies
Dear Mom of the Son with Peanut Allergies (and other food intolerances), First, I'm sorry. I'm sorry there is one…
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By Jamie Galvin Life Lessons My Almost Four Year Old Has Taught Me
My daughter will be four in a few weeks and planning her birthday party caused me to look back and…
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