By Shana Kim Smith Your Wild Child Is Not the One Who Needs to Change
I’ll start off by saying this: Your child is not the one who needs to change . . . you…
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By Her View From Home The Age of Adolescence
Adolescence. It’s such a strange time—it’s difficult for the parents to navigate, but it’s also hard on the kid. It’s…
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Building Resilient Kids
As my son settled into place at the piano, I spoke with his piano teacher, “The doctor said he is…
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By Sally Newcomer To the New Parents Next to Room 9
To the new parents next to Room 9: I saw you when we were unloading our luggage today. I watched…
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I’m Not the Perfect Mom I Thought I’d Be
Let’s talk about the motherhood expectations we had before we actually became moms. I can’t help but chuckle at my…
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By Winnie Munroe Friend, It’s Okay to Say No
Last week I hosted a sleepover birthday party for six girls. Six 5-year-olds descended on our house, invited by me…
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By Rachel Reyna To the Parents Facing a Child’s Illness: You Are Strong
If you are the parents who just sat for hours in a cold doctor’s office to hear that your child…
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By Marissa Khosh All I Could Do Was Make It to Church Today
All I can do is make it to church today. It was the final thought that shut the door on…
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By Tracy Gerhardt-Cooper I Am a Mother Evolving
Those who mean well squawk the refrain— “The days are long, but the years are short.” They said I would…
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By Leslie Means 15 Is Everything
She used to wear cat shirts and mismatched socks and silly pants. But this is 15. Now she’s up early…
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By Kit Heffren Kids Need Grace and So Do Their Moms
We were having a hard morning. Our house was overrun with toys, I hadn’t had a chance to get dressed,…
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The Days Are So Long
Things started spiraling around 2 p.m. today. It’s a tale as old as time for a mom. My husband is…
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