By Gail Hoffer-Loibl Children Don’t Get Easier, We Just Get Stronger
“This too shall pass.” As mothers, we cling to these words as we desperately hope to make it past whichever…
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By Vicki Bahr When My Spirit Was Weary, God Sent Me Geese
I was sitting alone on the back patio swing the other night, kind of in a restless mood. Our daughter’s…
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By Lori Stout Parenting in the Background Matters, Too
I’ve played the piano since I was four. It started as a way to make my older brother look bad.…
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By Jordan Harrell Dear Husband, Sometimes I Just Need You To Hold Me
My dear husband, You are a fixer. A good one. I love that about you. You are a top-notch problem-solver,…
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By Bailey Koch We Stopped Trying to Control My Husband’s Depression and Did This Instead
When the depression storm comes, it wants to be known. It doesn't just cause a little wind and rain. Oh…
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By Shelby Spear Why Every Woman Needs “Rally Girl” Friends
As women, we bumble and buzz our way through life managing our hive, serving the greater kingdom, and trying to…
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By Sandra Samoska The Magic That Happens When Moms Stick Together
Self-care seems to be the newest trend in parenting advice. It’s edged out the meditation, yoga and exercise that were…
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By Kitty Black Women Do More Than Mother Children—We Mother Each Other, Too
Dear Other Mothers: Thank you. You have been the cause of so much learning and love. You have taught me…
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By Nicole Baldonado Some Days, Motherhood Is Just Trying To Make It Till Bedtime
Dear Mama, Raising little ones is hard. Rewarding. Hilarious. And often lonely. But you're not alone. I know that today…
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By Whitney Fleming Dear Friend, There’s One Promise I’ll Never Break
I’m not always a good friend. In fact, I’m bit of a hot mess. I have great intentions, but I…
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By Jodie Utter I Know How to Give Grace to Everyone But Myself
I'm struggling to fully heal from some hurt. What's making it worse is that one particular person knows I'm flailing…
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By Lindsay Stauffer Husband, I Need You As We Raise Our Little Ones But I’ll Need You Even More Once They’re Grown
A few days ago, you were leaving for a work trip and couldn’t find your glasses. I laughed as you…
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