By Morgan Christian You Are Worth Every Sacrifice
The best part of me is my son. Being a new mom is exhausting yet so rewarding. They say when…
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A Mother’s Heart is Never Ready to Let Go
Although I knew it was coming soon, I didn’t know today would be the day. I’ve pushed it to the…
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By Amy Keyes Dear High School Junior, Make the Most of This Year
To my high school junior, Each year, these back-to-school letters get more difficult to write. Wanting to capture all that…
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He’s 12 but He’s Still Mine
My son is now 12. No longer little, not yet grown. It’s so hard to imagine that he’s soon becoming…
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By Jessica Swanda I Don’t Want to Spend Today Worrying How Much I’ll Miss Him Tomorrow
Dear toddler, Everyone tells me the days are long, but the years are short. They tell me I’ll turn around…
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I’ll Always Be the One Who Loved Them First
I’m no longer the last person he says goodnight to. That’s a hard pill to swallow. Here we are, just…
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By Tynea Lewis Childhood Is Not a Race
Sweet child, I know you want to grow up. You want to get older and do more and more. I…
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I’ll Make Time for My Tweens as Long as They Need Me
I’m at this stage of parenting. You know, the one when I hardly catch their faces in photos anymore but…
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By Melinda Tarcon But God, He’s My Son
She sits curled up as tight as she can make herself, in the corner of the sofa. She has never…
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By Megan Jean Wilczek I’m More Like My Strong-Willed Teen than I Like to Admit
My son slammed his fingers down the guitar strings enthusiastically while I stared at my computer screen, eyes glazed over,…
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By Amanda Ferguson I’ll Always Be Here Loving You
“Mommy, watch,” you say, as you are making a silly face with your tongue sticking out. That one little phrase…
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By Mary Kate Hom I See Jesus in My Son’s Dirty Hands
I never anticipated how much dirt and sweat and tears and stink would come with being a mom—and a boy…
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