By Danielle Lacourse Vaughn Dear Daughter, Stay Wild
I can’t really put my finger on it. Or manage to find all the words. But there’s just something about…
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By Emily Stevens My Daughters are Shaping Me
Many of us have been fed lie after lie about motherhood. We are told that when we have children, our…
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By Her View From Home There’s Something about Volleyball Girls
“…so when we run the 6-2, I shift to the front after serve receive, but for the 5-1 it’s different,…
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By Krystal Sieben My Heart Knew I Needed a Daughter
I have a vivid memory of tentatively walking toward the little pink sleepers hanging in Nordstrom. I gently lifted one…
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By Laura Bailey Daughter, You are So Much More than a Number
“I just can’t sleep!” With red-rimmed eyes, tears still staining her cheeks, my 9-year-old daughter defeatedly shared, “No matter what…
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By Jenny Albers A Good Friend Doesn’t Make You Wonder
As you grow older, daughter, we’re both realizing that your friendships aren’t quite as easy as they once were. Gone…
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By Megan Kiger Stand Up, My Love—You Are Strong
Vindictive lunch hour tactics. Room temperature shoulders gone cold. Weaponizing the whites of their eyes, rolling them back and back…
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By Kayci Villarreal There’s So Much I Didn’t Know About Having a Daughter
I started my motherhood journey as a boy mom. I knew the names of all the construction trucks, I could…
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By Lisa Leshaw Goodbye to Girlhood Innocence
She loved pickles and pudding and rocks that glittered. And forts that touched the ceiling. She mastered shadow puppets on…
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By Michelle S. Lazurek Dear Daughter, Follow Your Beautiful Heart
When I held you in my arms for the first time, it was like time stopped. As you looked up…
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By Jenni Conrady 3 Affirmations For Building Brave, Beautiful Daughters
I am brave. I am beautiful. I am His. Some days it’s an eye roll, the kind only a daughter…
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By Leslie Means Dear Tween, I Could Not Love You More
I got into an argument with my tween. This happens between us—which makes sense as she’s so much like me.…
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