Seasons of Silvia – Life with an Exchange Student
When our average Midwestern family decided to host an exchange student we didn't realize how much our lives would change!...
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The Note That Opened My Eyes: My Children and Privacy in the Modern Age
by Sarah Monson
There was a specific moment that I learned that my son wanted to keep some things to himself. Here are some of my policies about privacy for our family....
The Other Woman
There's another woman in our life. She's our daycare provider, and she loves our sons infinitely more than I could have dreamed....
Ode to the Older Generation: When Grandma’s the real MVP
by Christa
We know at my house that sometimes Grandma is the real MVP - the strong rock that holds our multi generations together quietly, behind the scenes....
Moms, Moods, and the Art of Self-Care
by Juanita
In order to be the best moms we can be, we need to practice taking care of ourselves. We all have our days, but remember self-care is important....
What One Extra Chromosome Taught Me about Differences
by Casie
My son has Down syndrome. And although that will never define him, I will always use it as a means to try to educate and better society....
The Gift I Want My Children To Remember: Holiday Traditions To Love
by Hannah
Every family has holiday traditions. They're the best kind of gift you could give your child, since they build so many memories....
“No” Is A Sentence: Finding The Freedom To Do What Matters
by Brittany
We must protect our "Yes." Do you have the time, energy, or resources to take on the responsibility that comes with saying "yes?" If not, just say "no."...
Cultivating a Thankful Family
by Megan Toney
In our home visual reminders are very helpful at driving our family’s conversations and attitudes. Here is one way we help to cultivate a thankful family....
5 Things My Internationally Adopted Tween Wants YOU to Know
by Stacy
These are 5 things that my internationally adopted tween wants you to know about her experience growing up in a transracial adoptive family....