By Megan Kewaza To the Working Mom Feeling Tired Before the Day Begins
Dear mama who just dropped her kids off at daycare, I see you. Five days a week, I see you.…
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By Lizzy Christian There is Mercy in the Mess
Today was one of those days. My firefighter went straight to the Fire Academy to teach for the day, after…
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By Adam Lowe The Art of Showing Up
As a father of four boys, you may imagine that life is hectic from time to time for me. While…
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By Drew Forsman Nobody Told You It Would Be like This
No-win situation. That's not exactly on the recruitment poster for motherhood. Motherhood was supposed to be full of happy moments,…
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By Kimberly Phyfe A Messy Kid is a Happy Kid
“A messy kid is a happy kid!” screams my son as he hurls himself off a tree limb and into…
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By Hannah Dearth It’s My Job To Love You, Not To Keep You from Being Bored
I hate to see you without a smile on your face. I don’t like it when you’re uncomfortable or unhappy,…
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By Her View From Home Oops, We Forgot to Have Sex This Summer
It's summer! The season of bikinis and pool parties and cocktails on the back deck. It's time to wear your…
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Slow Down a Little Mama
"Slow down, Mama," you seem to say. It doesn't all have to be go, go, go. Take a breath, Have…
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By Jessica Manack Mommy, Will You Play With Me?
Her little voice sounds through the rooms, "Can somebody come and play with me?" "Honey, just a few minutes, I'm…
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Parenting Is Constantly Walking that Fine Line
I suppose if you think about it . . . there's a fine line in most everything you do, and…
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The Kids are Grown—Now What?
Between video chats with our son stationed overseas, our daughter flits in and out our door from college while the…
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By Lisa Appelo Overwhelm Isn’t Just a Season For a Single Mom
Dear Single Mama, I’m sorry I never understood the load you carry. I get it now. I see the heaviness…
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