By Crystal Fulmer Strong-Willed Kids Love Fiercely
I am currently raising six kids. Some are very easygoing and others could argue the paint off a wall. Those…
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By Whitney Britton My Wild Child Teaches Me How to Be Free
Have you ever heard the phrase “wild child"? What comes to your mind? For me, I tend to picture a…
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By Angela Hampton Be Patient with the Girls Who Never Stop Moving
In preschool, the teacher would sit right next to my cot because I didn’t want to take a nap. I…
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God Chose Me to Be the Mother of a Wild One
It was just another typical fall morning. There was a time change so you were a little extra sleepy (also…
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I’m Raising a Fearless Daughter
Imagine you are at the playground with your kid(s), and you look over to see someone else's kid launching themselves…
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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 Kristin May Boys Are Feral and Raising Them Is Worth Every Single Wild Moment
Coming from a home with three sisters and practically swimming in an ocean of estrogen my whole life, I had…
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By Shana Kim Smith Your Wild Child Is Not the One Who Needs to Change
I’ll start off by saying this: Your child is not the one who needs to change . . . you…
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Our Rainbow Baby Is a Strong-Willed Storm
The preschool teacher smiles and hands over my son’s art. As my eyes meet the page—though the medium and colors…
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By Sarah Nichols The Strong-Willed Child Has a Sweet Side Too
An encouragement to the mom of the strong-willed child . . . I didn’t realize that was a thing in…
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To the Mom of the Strong-Willed Child: Throw Away the Yardstick
I used to be a person who measured. I felt accomplished checking tasks off a list or beating the estimated…
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By Megan Jean Wilczek I’m More Like My Strong-Willed Teen than I Like to Admit
My son slammed his fingers down the guitar strings enthusiastically while I stared at my computer screen, eyes glazed over,…
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