By Sara Frank I’m Raising a Sensitive Child
My husband and I marvel at the vast personality differences in our four children. One boy is responsible and quiet.…
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By Adrienne Gross Raising My Son to Become an Honorable Man
I have been praying for my son since the day he was born. My prayers have been very specific for…
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By Candace Alnaji Two is Not Terrible
Dear Sweet Boy, As of a few months ago, you are officially on the "other side" of two-and-a-half. You are…
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By Valli Vida Gideons To My Son as He Becomes a Teen
Here you are. Standing on the doorstep of teenage-ness. Brace yourself, buddy. They don't refer to them as the years…
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By Kirsten Wreggitt Learning to Let You Make Your Own Mistakes
My phone is ringing and I step into a quieter space to take the call. I am at work and…
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By Stacy Bronec Why I Take My Wild Child Out in Public
“You’re a brave mom for being out in public with him.” I could have easily been offended by the older…
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By Her View From Home Teaching Our Boys to be the Good Guys
As a mom of a twenty-two year old daughter, I worry about the sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct stories coming…
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By Becky Weigel My Son is More Than His Labels
Sometimes I want to scream. Sometimes it is at my son and others it is to the world, "You really…
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By Britt LeBoeuf My Sons Are Just As Precious As Your Daughters
I saw it again the other day. A friend on Facebook found out the sex of her baby at her…
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By Jodie Utter Dear Moms, Let Them Teach You
I watched from a distance as you stood a few yards away from your young son. Holding a football in…
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By Crystal Hill Boys Will Be Boys And I Love It
We hear the phrase all the time, and it rubs a lot of people the wrong way. “Boys will be…
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By Carolyn Moore The Two Cent Fix For Back-to-School Anxiety
On the first day of school, my second-grader barely tossed me a backward glance as she bounded into the classroom,…
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