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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By Missy Hunter 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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By Surabhi Kaushik Is Having An Only Child Such a Sin?
When people ask me how many kids I have, I always say “just” one. I reflect further to think why…
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By Michelle Downing I’m a Wife First
Don’t get me wrong, I love my daughters. I would give anything to ensure I can keep them happy…
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How to Give a Parent Unsolicited Advice
Parenting is amazing, but it is also amazingly hard. Do you know what makes it even harder? Unsolicited advice. I’m…
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By Nadene van der Linden Mama Friend—It’s OK To Not Know What You’re Doing All the Time
I’ve written before about my struggles of parenting. The mixed feelings of adoration, worry, exhaustion, frustration and resentment sprinkled with…
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By Whitney Fleming Why Moms Are Exhausted the Entire Month of May
I had to go to the bank yesterday. Like, walk into the bank and talk to a teller. “Um, I…
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By Christina Herzog Not All Report Cards Are Created Equal
I open up my seven-year-old’s report card and of course he has straight As in every subject. He has excelled…
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