By Erin Schumacher Dear Autism…
If I were to write a letter to autism about how it’s affected our lives, it would read something like…
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By Brittany Dyer Birth Order: What It Means to Me
I worry that I do not spend as much time with my son as a did with my daughter. I…
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By Annie Henriksen The Lie I Tell Facebook
We all do it! Every morning, over our coffee, we scroll and eye roll at those posts on Facebook. Those…
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By Stephanie Keller God’s Will and God’s Grace
Four states, five cities, and seven apartments have been home for my husband and I since we were married almost…
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By Sarah Luke My Dear Middle Son
My Dear Middle Son, From the beginning, your life has been marked with a sigh of relief. As your parents,…
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By Megan Launchbaugh Dear Weary Mama of Little Ones During Flu Season
Hang in there. I know it’s hard. Days full of crabby littles who can’t sleep because they don’t feel well.…
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By Desiree Townsend Six things parents with teens must read before the end of 2015
Is navigating life with teenagers complicated and confusing for your family? We only have five short years from the time our offspring turn…
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By Annie Boyd Why (In The World!!) Do We Home School?
This year marks the seventh year that our family is home schooling. Many of you out there who just read…
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By Teri Gray Hey Mom – I’m Not Perfect Either
I go to a Mom’s Circle at my church, not because I wanted to get together and do bible studies,…
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By Lauren Bonk The Most Awkward Window
I don’t know if you know this, but every park with a playground has a window. It’s not made out…
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By Kathy Glow Dear Teacher, Please don’t forget about my average child
Dear Teacher, It’s that time of year – parent/teacher conferences. I know that you are busy finishing report cards and…
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I Can’t Wait to Meet My Daughter
I bet every mom spends nine months (or more) thinking this thought: I can't wait to meet my child. …
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