By Melinda Dueck Even In the Overwhelming Moments of Motherhood, There Is Beauty
I took this photo the other day and then spent all day thinking about it. What do you see? I…
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Blessed Are Those Who Can’t Even
We argued about an orange last night after dinner. Not even a large orange. A tiny mandarin. As emotions escalated…
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What If Moms Didn’t Hide Their Tears?
This was a rough morning. I mean rough. I was fighting with my husband . . . again. Late for…
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Everywhere I Look There’s Something That Needs to Be Done
I need to make dinner. But before I can do that, I need to clean off the counter, which means…
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By Casey Nicole Josiah When You’re Too Busy to Breathe, Just Take 10 Minutes
Hey mama, I get it. I know your hair is tangled, your eyes are bloodshot, and your mind is running…
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By Samantha Krieger When Mommy Needs Meds Again
Recently, I took a step of faith in my personal and mental health—a choice that was important for not only…
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden I’m Hanging On by a Freaking Thread
I’m hanging on by a freaking thread. Every day has a never-ending scroll of tasks that scream for attention. I…
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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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