By Amanda Crews Loving You is a Beautiful Journey
I wish I could bottle up all the little giggles, the sound of little feet running wild throughout our home,…
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Sometimes in Life, You Just Really Need a Win
These past few weeks have hit my family hard in a variety of ways. My marriage is going through a…
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I No Longer Wear a Mask to Hide the Hard Parts of Being a Special Needs Parent
So many of us moms who have a child or children with special needs feel the need to put on…
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By Evi Wusk There’s Still Magic in These Tween Years
The water shimmers atop the electric-blue pool. The clock blinks 94 degrees. It is July 10th weather showing off. A…
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By Sushmita Iyer Please Stop Comparing Kids
Let me begin with this important message: Please refrain from comparing children, especially when it pertains to their growth and…
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By Kris Ann Valdez I’m Leaning into Kintsugi Parenting
My 5-year-old daughter whimpers in the darkness. “I am putting the baby down,” I whisper, the rocking chair creaking. “You…
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Life’s Most Precious Treasures are the People I Get To Love
Life is a whirlwind. The days blur into weeks, and the weeks into years, leaving us wondering where the time…
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By Krystal Sieben Go Easy On the Parents Who Refuse to Skip Naps
Greetings from a mom who is done with napping children. It’s great to have the flexibility during the day for…
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A Backpack and a Father’s Love
My grandma’s standard answer when it came time to discuss upcoming events, holidays, or family gatherings was the following, “I’ll…
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By Jennifer Vail You Cannot Parent a Child into Perfection
I remember the first time one of my children had a cavity. We’d been brushing teeth for years at that…
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By Kathryn Andersen Adventure Isn’t Over When You Have Kids—It’s Just Beginning
“I don’t want kids for a while,” my friend said, pushing her blonde ringlets behind her ears matter-of-factly. “There’s just…
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By Claudia Caramiello In This Season of Un-Needing
In the cold blue winter light, I would nurse my son, his mouth small like a sparrow, his breath warm…
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