I Love You So Much Simply Because You Are Mine
My 4-year-old was playing in the bathtub as I sat on the floor next to him working on my laptop…
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Dear Son, I Held Your Small Hand and One Day You’ll Hold Mine
Late last night as my oldest son, who just turned 11 this week, said the routine "goodnight," he grabbed my…
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By Jennifer Vail Don’t Ever Stop Talking To Me About Your Interests—Even if I Don’t Understand Them
It’s mid-afternoon, the slowest part of the day. I’ve spent the day dealing with meals and schedules, tasks, chores, jobs,…
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I’m Starting to See the Teenager in Him
My children frequently take my breath away, whether with their beauty (because, oh, my, these children are beautiful, aren’t they?)…
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Becoming Your Mom is the Best Thing To Ever Happen To Me
I believe becoming a mom is the greatest thing to ever happen to me. While you are a tiny and…
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Dear Son, I Love You Just As You Are
I spent the first four years of my son’s life in a frantic state of hope. A hope that he…
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By Krista Ward I Love Being a Mom of All Boys
“Three boys? That’s so sad!” That’s what someone said to me last week, as she looked upon the smiling faces…
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By Melissa Neeb You’re Going Off To College and I’m Trying To Let Go
I still smell my son’s head. He is 18 and witty and a homebody and his hair always smells like, well,…
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By Kelsey Scism My Little Boy Smells Like a Man
It was supposed to be a joke. His younger siblings were getting bubble bath for Christmas, knowing he no longer…
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By Cara Arnold I Didn’t Know How Much I Needed a Son Until I Had You
The sonographer said, "It’s a boy," and I said, “What do you mean?” She answered my question by circling the…
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My Boys Own My Heart
These boys. They take my heart and run. They’re off to the end of the world and back in the…
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By Mary McAteer My Son Loves His Long Hair and That’s Enough For Me
Every day someone mistakes my son for a girl even though everything else about him stereotypically screams he is a…
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