By Michelle Tate Feel Like You’re Failing, Mama? You’re Not.
Our dinner table can often be loud and messy, and eating out is risky business. But this particular meal in…
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By Carolyn Moore Mom Discovers Number Printed on Poopsie Slime Surprise Toy Connects to a Porn Hotline
Have your kids joined in the Poopsie Slime Surprise toy fad? The toys—made by MGA Entertainment, the company behind popular…
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By Jenny Albers Lord, Teach Me To Number My Days
Lord, teach me to number my days. For these days spent mothering young children are few. The long nights and slow…
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By Kathryn Malherbe Having a Baby Saved Our Marriage
We used to be such a “hands-on” couple. Little tokens of affection, random I love yous left on the kitchen…
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By Courtney Kramer In the Trenches of Motherhood is Where I’m Meant to be Today
This is where I'm supposed to be today . . . Getting up at 8 a.m. with a snuggly, smiling…
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By Whitney Fleming Parenting is About the Breaths We Take
“OK, now exhale,” the young doctor matter-of-factly stated as I felt the cool metal enter my spine. The nurse laid…
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By Kathleen Sullivan Parenting When Life Seems Unfair
I knew full well what was coming. I wasn’t born yesterday, you know. I could see it in her eyes.…
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By Becky Hugo I Miss the Chaos and Crumbs in my Backseat
I caught myself looking in the rear view mirror while driving yesterday searching for the little girls who used to…
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By Mary Ann Blair These Hands Tell the Beautiful Story of Mothering You
These are the hands that prayed for your existence, day after day, month after month. These are the hands that…
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By Krista Ward I Did it Anyway
I didn’t know how to properly swaddle a baby, taking a square blanket and somehow folding and wrapping it to…
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By Amy Dimarcangelo It’s Cool to Be Weird
My idea of quality time with my children is going on one-on-one dates (especially when they involve donuts). It’s pushing…
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By Maralee Bradley Dear Son, Our Work Together Isn’t Done Yet
I woke up early to come wake you up. Even though you don't need me to. Even though you're capable…
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