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It’s holding on. To firsts and lasts, to moments of magic in the mundane, and to an ache of loving so deeply.
How could a mother part with the hospital newborn cap—the one that, if you squeeze your eyes shut and sniff really deeply, still smells a little like fresh baby?
Here's what I learned (and now do) to keep us from getting back to that place of too many toys.
I was pretty sure my son would be okay, but I was a whole lot less sure that I would.
Even if our mom guilt tells us otherwise.
I’m learning and growing just as much as my kids are.
Despite what I have gained as a mother, what I let go of in my journey into motherhood is what’s most important.
Things that don’t fit ?
When children can take us for granted, they can leap into new surroundings of their own making.
Because perfect parents don’t exist.
Here's how to "let yourself be" without feeling like a failure.
