By Zrinka Peters What I Know Now About Motherhood That I Wish I’d Known Then
I love hindsight. We all know that the experience of pregnancy, childbirth and the beginnings of raising a new little…
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By Shelby Skiles She Was Never Mine
The Bible talks extensively about stewardship. It is a concept that our worldly broken hearts have a very hard time…
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By Lilly Holland One Day She’ll be Grown, But Today She’s Little
“Enjoy these days!” “You’ll miss these cries!” “Eighteen years go by in a flash!” “The days are long, but the…
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By Nicole Merritt The Madness of Motherhood is True For Fatherhood, Too
Motherhood is maddening. It is exhausting. It is frustrating. It is overwhelming. But, on the days that are less stressful,…
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By Malerie Holcomb-Botts Dear Mama, Today You Quit Your Job to Stay Home With Your Babies
Dear future stay-at-home mama, I’m writing this because when you look back on this day, I want you to remember…
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By Christina Herzog Dear Husband, I Choose Our Everyday Kind of Love
My almost-two-year-old went to bed amazingly well, but around 2 a.m., she woke up screaming. I was up and down…
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By Sara Frank I Want My Kids to Grow Up Seeking These Strong Values
I have four children and 168 hours every week. Time spent sleeping or at school/activities cuts that down to roughly…
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By Kayla Runkel These Are the Nights We Pay Our Dues
I won’t be at the gym in the morning, my daughter is sick and throwing up. Be sure to keep…
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By Sherry White I’m A Better Parent in My Thirties Than I Would’ve Been in My Twenties
I’m so glad I became a parent in my thirties. Had I been one in my twenties, I’m quite certain…
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By Ashli Brehm Mothers, Love Your Children Well and Stop Worrying About the Rest
We are mothers. We are women. For being the fairer sex, the ones without the cajones, we sure have a…
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By Leslie Means Dear Husband—Hold On Because Someday We’ll Miss This
I watched you hold his tiny body still while the doctor poked and prodded. “Yep, it’s a peanut allergy,” the…
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By Shannon Pannell Sweet Child, This World May Not Be Kind—But I’m Always Here For You
My dearest sons, Mommy can’t. I love you with everything I am. But I can’t. I can’t promise you…
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