By Savanna Monroy I’ll Let Her Choose
We live in a world where anyone and their mom are so quick to judge every single move you make.…
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By Alissa Kay That Phone Call Made Me A Mom
It’s amazing how quickly a life can dramatically change whether it be a good or a bad change. Seven years…
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By Annie Henriksen Motherhood Is Lonely
When you become a new mom, there are things that you just expect. You are prepared to tackle endless amounts…
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By Kristin Whiteside Why We Aren’t Sending Our Daughters To Preschool
Right around our oldest daughters first birthday, talk of preschool started to come up. "Are you going to start her…
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By Emily Bredeson The Simple Paper Heart
A construction paper heart was my reminder of what our children really need. Not the extravagant, expensive toys, but the love…
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By Lacy Jo Donald For the Love of a Parent
Today is my father's birthday. My father - both my parents - have been a wonderful influence in my life.…
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By Leah Baacke I Used to Sneak into the Movies
I’m not exactly proud (or ashamed) of this, but my friend Elissa and I used to have bootleg movie marathons.…
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By Dana Verdino Not Right Now, Honey
Not right now, honey. This has become my mothering motto, if you will. “Mommy, can you come outside and push…
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To the Mom of the Son with Peanut Allergies
Dear Mom of the Son with Peanut Allergies (and other food intolerances), First, I'm sorry. I'm sorry there is one…
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By Meg Grant Paradox of Parenting Tweens
When my kids were little, it seemed time was measured in milestones. The first word, the first step, the first…
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By Brittany Dyer Feeling The Mom Guilt
I have mom guilt, like, every day! Anyone else? I mean, raising kids is frustrating! I sure hope I am…
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By Sarah Luke I Just Love 8th Grade Basketball
My 8th grade son has never been interested in basketball in his life. Early on in his elementary years, some of…
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