When Do You Know It’s Better to Let Them Quit Sports?
A lot can change in a year. As a mom of two young athletes, I read about the beauty and…
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By Megan Kewaza I’ll Look in the Mirror for Her
I used to avoid mirrors. I vividly remember going to Walmart with a friend in high school and finding ourselves…
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The Baby I Prayed for Became the Daughter I Needed
It started with pain, doubt, and prayers just moments before they laid you in my waiting arms. The cumulation of…
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I Prayed for These Moments I’m Living with You
There’s a half-eaten, yellow Dum-Dum sucker stuck in the console of my dashboard, right in front of my gear shift.…
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By Michelle K Umbehauer Wrestle Like a Girl
I’m a wrestling mom, but I’m a new breed. I’m the kind with my little girl on the mat. Sure,…
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By Moriah Couch No More Little Girl Shoes
When my daughter said she needed new shoes, I didn't think much of it, and we made a trip to…
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By Her View From Home The Baby I Held is Battling Addiction and I’ll Never Stop Loving Her
A simple text came today: She was arrested in court. Five words that have the power to change a life…
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By Lori Jarrett Moms Take a Hard Look in the Mirror When Our Girls Become Tweens
We all know about mean girls. They're in the movies we go to see, the television shows we watch, and…
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I Hope My Daughter Loves Her Future Mother-in-Law
I’m a proud boy mom. I catch bugs, I catch balls (in the house), and I try my best to…
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Dear Daughter, God Knew I Needed You
Life sure knows how to throw surprises our way, doesn't it? And you, my sweet daughter, were the absolute best…
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What a Blessing It Is to Be Your Other Mother
I remember the beautiful January day when I first caught a glimpse of you in your white lace dress. You…
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Daughter of Mine, Do Not Let the World Extinguish Your Fire
Daughter of mine, I see the fire behind your eyes. Do not let it die. Daughter of mine who runs…
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