By Krystal Sieben My Daughter Started Watching Football for Taylor Swift, but Now It’s So Much More than That
Thirty-two seconds. Four times and 32 seconds. That’s how much TV time Taylor Swift had during the Chiefs/Ravens football game…
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I’m Raising a Fearless Daughter
Imagine you are at the playground with your kid(s), and you look over to see someone else's kid launching themselves…
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A Love Letter to My Daughter’s Curly Hair
One of the most memorable days of my life as a mom so far has nothing to do with giving…
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By Elizabeth Dardes I Am Her Mother and Her Friend
The moment I realized my daughter was my friend was her first college drop-off. Her tears displayed her love and…
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By Her View From Home 22 Cozy Gifts for Daughters
Fuzzy socks, cuddly blankets, a flickering vanilla-scented candle . . . there's something instantly relaxing about sinking into a cocoon…
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By Jenny Albers Sometimes I Miss Her
“Hey Mom, can you straighten my hair?” she asks. I gladly oblige. Because it’s not often that she needs—or wants—my…
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By Danielle Lacourse Vaughn The One Word I Won’t Use Around My Daughter
We’ve all said it. Whether it was out loud, in your head, directed at someone else, or looking in the…
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Dear Daughter, Stay Wild
I can’t really put my finger on it. Or manage to find all the words. But there’s just something about…
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By Kimona Farquharson You’re Becoming a Big Sister, But You’ll Always Be My Baby
The anticipation of welcoming a new baby into the world is an exciting and joyous time for our family. From…
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Cowgirls Don’t Cry Unless the Horse They Loved Is Gone
The knee of my pants is wet and dirty. My yellow ring lays by the sink—it's been my favorite ring…
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By Della Cassia I Blinked and the Little Girl Was Gone
They told me not to blink, but I was too overwhelmed learning how to become a mother. They told me…
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By Emily Stevens My Daughters are Shaping Me
Many of us have been fed lie after lie about motherhood. We are told that when we have children, our…
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