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As moms, it’s easy for us to take on the lioness’s share…
They're not really boys' shoes, they're kids' shoes.
I'm sorry for the time I left you in the refrigerator for 48 hours.
Exorbitant childcare costs are a burden on a generation already struggling.
Instead of spending hours searching for the perfect gift, trust the experts—mamas and kids!
But our lives are full of love, happiness and health.
As a new blended family, I realize we make our own traditions up as we go along.
Anger is often the mask that sadness hides behind.
Our arrangement goes beyond that of roommates. We're genuinely leaning on each other; when one of us has more capacity than the other, she tags in.
My daughter's failure to acquiesce to so-called expert advice heralded the beginning of a new way of living, for both of us. One that strives to work with her needs, rather than struggle against them.
5. Make some mom friends.
Maybe if we actually believed the things we say, the entire structures of our lives, vocations, and relationships would feel less tenuous. We'd believe that even if they got knocked down, we could put them back up just the same as before but with the weaker areas reinforced, stronger in the long run.