It’s Never Really about the Purse
Last night, I lost my mind when you asked if I could try to keep my purses put away. You…
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By Crystal Fulmer Do You Ever Feel Like a Fraud?
Hey, Momma. Do you ever feel like a fraud? Maybe it’s just me. Here I am . . . trying…
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By Her View From Home Dear Neighbors, I Don’t Want To Be In Charge of Your Kids Too
I have three young kids, and, reader, I am tired. My youngest child is a toddler, and my life right…
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By Kelley Spencer When You Have Nothing Left, God Does
The uncontrollable tears streamed down my weary face. As I looked around and saw the piled laundry on the table,…
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By Autumn Knapp I Am a Good Enough Mom
I came to motherhood knowing nothing about the job. My mother’s example wasn’t an example at all, more of something…
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By Gretchen Hoffman No One Warned Me Moms Get Talked Out
Once upon a time, an introvert (me) married an extrovert (my husband). And they had babies (really cute ones). And…
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The Truth is I’m Drowning
I find myself sinking. Really disappearing. Everyone around me sees me. They see my smile, my involvement, my willingness to…
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Someday I’ll Be a Better Friend But For Now, Thanks for Waiting
I’m that friend. The one who takes forever to respond or sometimes doesn’t at all. She’s me. I’m the follow-up…
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By Tynea Lewis To the Mom Tired of Acting Like Everything is OK
Sweet friend, I see you doing the best you can to smile and act like everything is OK. You’re trying…
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By Tori Cromeans I Can Swim—That Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Drowning
“I Can Swim—That Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Drowning” is a working title for my life. You can open to any…
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Trying To Fill Your Own Cup Will Leave it Empty
Bad ideas usually come wrapped up in pretty little packages. I’m speaking, in obnoxiously broad terms, of the self-care-obsessed society…
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To the Woman Who Doubts She Can: Hold On
I know someone needs to hear this. I need to hear this. It’s a simple two-word phrase: hold on. You…
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