By Katie Cervenec My Child, I Love Saying “Yes” To You
As I was making lunch yesterday, I called my daughter into the kitchen and told her to bring her full…
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By Liz Newman Thank You To My Go-To Mom Friend
When I first found out I was going to be a mom, I felt a mixture of excitement and fear.…
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By Alexis Linehan Dear Parent Holding Down the Fort, I See You
I see you, the one holding down the fort. Your other half is working a long shift at the hospital,…
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By Lauren Eberspacher So God Made a Mother
One day God looked down at all of the little babies on His lap and sitting at His feet. As…
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By Brooke Teel Dear Exhausted Youth Sports Parents, It’s All Worth It
Growing up, I don’t remember a game or event without someone there cheering me on in the stands—and now I…
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By Jennifer Toscano Dear Kids, I’m Growing Alongside You
If only my girls knew I am growing right alongside them. I am learning more about myself every day. If…
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By Teresa Whiting My Mom Used To Say, “Someday When You’re a Parent You’ll Understand.” It’s Someday, Mom.
Today I walked by your bedroom door and peeked in, out of habit I suppose. I saw your neatly made…
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By Kayleigh Ake God Smiled the Day He Built the Wild Child
To the mama who feels like all she did today was argue. To the mama who feels like she had…
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College is An Adjustment For Moms and Dads, Too
Here we are again, with the big empty duffel bags out, waiting to be filled. It feels like we were…
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By Melissa McGuire There’s No Guidebook For Pandemic Parenting
I stand there looking at the 6-pack of peanut butter crackers and tears well up in my eyes. The tears…
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By Kamrie Smith To the Foster Child We Just Couldn’t Help
I’ll never forget when we first met. You had just been removed from your mother and separated from your siblings.…
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By Mikala Albertson He Never Needed Me To Be a Perfect Mom
Sometimes I call him the practice child. The oldest of five. Born to a mom and dad deep in debt…
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