By Allie Hoogerwerf Our Wild Child Came Second and We Couldn’t Love Him More
To you, my number two: I cried big tears as I left for the hospital to deliver you. I was…
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She May Be Little but She Knows Exactly Who She Is
A few months ago, I took my daughter in for a routine check-up, and I had one of those moments…
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I’m Raising a Child Who Only Goes Full Speed
If you’ve ever spent more than five minutes with my daughter, you will quickly see that she is always at…
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Please See My Child for More than His ADHD
When you see us in the store, you see a wild little boy who’s usually trying to run away from…
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By Amy Allender In Defense of the Stubborn Child
“Lamp. Lamp. Laaaaamp,” my 2-year-old son screamed while stomping his feet. Tears were running down his face and snot was…
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By Natalie Rodriguez Church Should Be a Sanctuary for Neurodivergent Kids
We still have a lot of work to do when it comes to the acceptance of loud, energetic, and spirited…
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You’re My Little Wild Child
I planned the perfect activity for us to do today–I got a cute box from Michaels, spent an hour cutting…
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Raising a Wild Child Is Nothing to Apologize for
I’m the mom who is forever saying, “I’m sorry.” In line at the grocery store. At the playground. Sitting down…
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I Know What It’s Like To Have a Difficult Child
One Sunday morning during church, I was standing around bouncing my fussy premature baby around the cry room. This room…
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By Brea Schmidt My Daughter is “Extra” and the World Needs More People Like Her
She is . . . extra. She just is. All the time she is extra sad, and then extra "OMG,…
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By Elisa Cinelli The Mom in the Meltdown is Trying Harder than You Know
Today I took my 5-year-old daughter into the library to relax a bit after an exciting birthday party at the…
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By Brianna Forsman Dear Strong-Willed Child, Don’t Hide Your Big Personality
My sweet child, I often wondered in our early days together how one tiny person could have so much bigness…
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