By Heidi Cashatt The Secret To Talking With Your Teen
Remember when your little one learned how to talk? You were so excited and hung on her every word. The…
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By Kristina Phelan My Kid is Messy (and That’s Fine by Me)
There is at least one messy kid per household, right? It is always that one child who can’t quite understand that…
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I’m Addicted to Being Busy
We have been trying to be intentional about where we spend our time these days. Time is such a precious…
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By Leslie Means I’m a Mom Who Let Go of “Supposed To”
My phone buzzed this week. It buzzes every few minutes. Yes, it's annoying. Yes, I'm addicted to that sound. Yes,…
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By Anne Metz I Stopped Telling My Husband “You’re Doing It Wrong” and Here’s What Happened
I first noticed that my husband was doing things wrong when we had our first child. He could not swaddle…
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By Stephanie Faro Dear Son, As You Prepare to Leave the Nest
My sweet boy, I see you from across the kitchen and I have to find an excuse to look away.…
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By Andrew Knott When the Little Moments Outshine the Big Ones
Emotions are hard to predict. In the days and weeks leading up to my oldest child’s first day of kindergarten,…
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By Jessica Johnston Confessions of a Selfish mom
When we got to the beach today - children, sand, and food wrappers exploded out of the car as soon…
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If Average Is Just OK, Why Am I So Happy?
I spent my Saturday night folding laundry. It was as exciting as it sounds. I poured myself a glass of…
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By Amanda Wells Here’s What They Don’t Tell You About Labor and Delivery
I didn’t understand why my friend recommended extra ice for afterward. I was eight months pregnant and the women in…
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By Zabrina Vogelsang Lessons from the Sideline
I was sitting on the bleachers today watching as my two boys raced around the field, attempting to kick a…
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By Christine Leeb Bullying Starts and Ends in Our Homes
Last month, a teenager walked into my former high school and opened fire in the cafeteria. No one was killed…
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