By Katie Browne Every Four Weeks, That Old Heartache Comes Again
I’m not a failure, I am an infertility warrior. I’ve had to tell myself this countless times and on more…
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Dear Daughter, God Knew I Needed You
Life sure knows how to throw surprises our way, doesn't it? And you, my sweet daughter, were the absolute best…
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I Never Thought We’d Homeschool, But We Do and We Love It
Like putting sore, tired feet in front of the fire, homeschooling has brought rejuvenation to our hearts and household. We…
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By Crystal Fulmer A Big Family Can Mean Big Feelings
I'm a mother of six. Some are biological, and some are adopted. I homeschool most of them. I'm a "trauma…
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By Calleen Petersen My Teen with Special Needs is Doing High School at His Pace, Not Mine
The journey of a special needs parent is both stunningly beautiful and utterly heartbreaking. Often with one coming closely on…
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Dear OCD Mom
When you’re an OCD momma, you might request an epidural for labor because you know the lack of pain will…
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By Megan Vollmer I Know This Baby Is Our Last and It’s Bittersweet
Three is our magic number. It always has been. It feels like the perfect number of kids for us. Everyone…
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By Her View From Home “It Looks and Tastes Like Candy.” Mom Shares Warning about THC Gummies All Parents Need to Hear
What Aimee Larsen first thought was a stomach bug turned out to be something much more terrifying for her young…
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I Had to Learn to Say “I’m Sorry” to My Kids
My two oldest kiddos are at the front end of their teen years. I remember that time in my own…
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God Has You
Holding tight to the cold, sterile rail of the narrow, rollaway ER bed, I hovered helplessly over my oldest daughter.…
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By Drew Forsman To My Wife: I See Your Sacrifice
Selfless. No other word more clearly depicts your commitment to your family. Motherhood is drastically different than you dreamed of…
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You’re Almost Grown, But You’re Always Welcome Back Home
Dear child, In the days before you could walk or talk, there were times when you would wail—when my rocking…
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