By Adam Lowe The Art of Showing Up
As a father of four boys, you may imagine that life is hectic from time to time for me. While…
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By Moriah Couch There’s So Much You Don’t Know About My Child, So Please Just Be Kind
To the lady in the restroom at the grocery store today, You don't know this, but my young child who…
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By Jennifer Thompson Parenting Feels Like a Lot Because It Is a Lot
Sometimes it can all feel like a lot, can’t it? The endless piles of laundry. The closets and shelves filled…
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By Drew Forsman Nobody Told You It Would Be like This
No-win situation. That's not exactly on the recruitment poster for motherhood. Motherhood was supposed to be full of happy moments,…
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On the Strange Grief of Unimagined Milestones
Leggings will work, and tops. Dresses . . . no. Too fussy. Joggers are cute, but bulky. When the physical…
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By Angela Williams Glenn Parents Can Turn Youth Sports Toxic (but We Shouldn’t)
I’ve loved youth sports and advocated for them since I was a youth athlete myself, so I was so excited…
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To the Mom of Teens: One Day They’ll Come Back To You
Mamas of teenagers: you’ll be “cool” again soon, I promise. To young children, it doesn’t get cooler than your mom.…
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By Autumn Knapp 6 Things the Parent of a Child With Medical Needs Learns
My 9-year-old daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes a few months before her 2nd birthday. She uses a continuous…
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By Wendy C So You’re Not the Fun Parent…So What?
I’m not the fun parent in our household. Of course, this comes as no surprise to me but it still…
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By Laura Costea Separating Work From Home is a Must For Me
If I close my eyes and let myself, I can still see the 11-year-old boy with his pale feet sticking…
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By Her View From Home Having the Tools To Parent a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder Changes Everything
My heart leaped into my mouth as Soccer Mom, with her matching foldable chairs and ice-cold Gatorade, glared at me.…
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By Kirstyn Wegner They Just Played Dolls: Making Foster Children Feel Welcome
“Mom,” my daughter whined, “I give up. I can’t do this anymore. She is driving me crazy.” I knew the…
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