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Another "Christmas Prince?" Yes, please!
Grief reminds me of the love I felt; that I have something to miss; that my baby was here.
Our hearts are with her parents.
There's no editing of stretch marks or strategic posing here.
Perfectly normal feelings resulted in a perfectly NOT normal response. We need to do better.
The younger me didn't realize that when I took a plane to leave my country in search of new experiences 19 years ago, I was giving up the chance to have my loved ones close by when I became a mother. And when I say close by, I mean as in no planes involved.
Grab the tissues, mama.
You're not imagining it. Being a mom does change your hair.
5. Have a sense of humor
Some parents are NOT pleased.
Are you going to watch, mama?
From diapers and baby wipes to shampoo and body wash to sunscreen and laundry detergent.
Alvin Suarez is teaching his kids that having a disability doesn't disqualify you from being an athlete.
Am I going to eat, shower, or sleep in the 20 minutes I have of overlapping nap times?
While some schools are reluctant to make such a drastic move, it is clear that children are getting too much homework right now.
I'm going to have twin rainbow babies, but I still miss the one we lost.
Huggies and Walgreens are working hard to change that.
Meet Karli, a green and yellow 6-year-old Muppet who has been in the foster care system because her mother has an addiction.