By Danielle Lyles Do You Kiss Your Mother with That Mom-shaming Mouth?!
I am so over mom-shaming. If you’re a momma and you’re reading this, you should be too. For far too…
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By Christina Herzog Stop Doing These Five Things After a Special Needs Diagnosis
I have two beautiful boys who have both been diagnosed with autism. I love them both but the diagnosis was…
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By Carolyn Moore Show Me Your Failures, Friend—I Have Them Too
Sometimes I feel like I'm killing it at this whole motherhood thing. But can we be real for a minute?…
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By Sarah E.B. Christison I’m Struggling to Connect With the Baby Growing Inside of Me
"Does anyone have a parasite? You know, someone who just sucks the life out of you?" I went to a…
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By Emily Stelter 15 Habits of Parents Who Love Books
I am a tried and true bibliophile. Having learned to read at an unnervingly young age, family photo albums are…
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By Brynn Burger Why Raising An Extreme Child Requires An Extreme Marriage: 8 Ways To Strengthen Maxed-Out Matrimony
Y'all this is not a drill! In a country where over 50 percent of couples are doomed to failed marriages,…
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By Meg Duncan God Doesn’t Need Us To Be Perfect Mothers
My deep sleep was interrupted by a cold pressure on my left cheek. With one eye barely open, I made…
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By Mary Ann Blair How Did I Ever Get So Lucky?
I find myself longing for five more minutes of sleep when I hear your little feet thump down onto the…
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By Shelby Spear ‘This Is Us’ Demonstrates Why Vulnerability Has the Power to Heal
If you’re raising littles or younger kids, last night’s This Is Us may have circulated agonizing fear through your mom…
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By Anneliese Lawton My Second Baby Taught Me to Mother Without Fear
I spent my childhood preparing to be “Mommy.” I played house. I practiced fixing boo-boos. Heck, I even gave birth…
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By Ginger Hughes To the Worn-Out Moms When We Forget What’s Important
Sometimes I forget. Standing at the sink, looking with irritation at yet another pile of dishes. Walking into the living…
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By Jodie Utter Leading With Love When My Kid Messes Up
Years ago, I knocked on my neighbor's door to collect my four-year-old daughter from a playdate. My neighbor and stay-at-home-mom…
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