By Nicole Merritt Dear Husband, I’m Sorry I Don’t Always Look the Greatest
Dear Hubs, I am sorry. Why am I saying sorry? Yes, I know we did not have a big ol’…
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By Leslie Froelich On the Days I Grow Weary of Motherhood, I Try To Remember This
I met up with a fellow mom friend a few weeks ago, and she informed me that she and her…
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By Missy Hunter Dear Kids, This Is Not An Uber
Paid automotive transportation is pretty simple. You hop in the backseat of a cab, share the address where you are…
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By Andrea Smolin There Are More Good Days Than Bad
There are days when I feel completely wiped. I notice more wrinkles and gray hair. I can barely fit…
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By Nicole Baldonado Some Days, Motherhood Is Just Trying To Make It Till Bedtime
Dear Mama, Raising little ones is hard. Rewarding. Hilarious. And often lonely. But you're not alone. I know that today…
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Parenting Doesn’t Come With an Instruction Manual…That’s Why God Gave Us Mothers
Dear Mom, Although you may or may not appreciate the public forum on which I am writing you, my intention…
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By Cindy Farr Love Your Siblings, and Other Advice For My Grown Children
My sons are adults. They are wonderful, smart, successful adults and I adore them. They have their own lives and…
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By Bekah Landfair To the Unappreciated Mama on Mother’s Day, From a Former Teen Terror
Hi there, hardworking mama, Happy Mother’s Day! I hope you can catch a break from the blood-curdling screams filling the…
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By Katie Hutton Why I’m Grateful To Be a Mom Who’s Never Enough
I’ve been thinking about the idea of enough a lot recently. How to be enough, how to be OK with…
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The Future I’m Sure Of For My Teens
In the beginning, a ton of parenting advice is dished out. What if you heard when your child was born that…
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By Lisa Mullen If I Were a Perfect Mom
Sometimes I wish I were a perfect mom. I tend toward perfectionism, in general, but motherhood has brought it…
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By Leslie Deane-Mountjoy Breaking The Cycle of Your Parents’ Brokenness
When you are born, it is your parents' sacred duty to love you. Most parents would describe meeting their child…
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