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Dear Moms, I Didn't Know

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No one can even prepare you for what’s to come in this new life you will live. Yes, people will give you all the tips/tricks for colds, sleepless nights or fussy babies/toddlers/teens – but no one tells you about the changes you will go through as a woman in this new role.  Read more

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by The Momma Bird
5/18/13 9:00am

I'm Okay with Being the Mean Mom

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Hearing bedtime and brush your teeth, pajamas and no more treats, puts me in the mean category and that, my love, is okay. I am here to follow through, protect you, guide you, and make sure you are well. I am here to make sure the surfaces you jump off of aren’t too high, the candy you eat is just enough, and the fridge gets closed every time.  Read more

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by Multitasking Mumma
5/17/13 1:00pm

Mom Torture: Surviving the Dark Spots of Mothering

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Mom torture n. 1 emotional pain experienced by a woman when her child is in distress 2 a strategy used to weaken a mother's resolve in regard to her own beliefs and practices 3 a primary cause of sleepless nights See also tough love.  Read more >

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by Jan Wilberg
5/17/13 10:04am

Encouragement for Moms of Little Ones

encouragement for moms of little ones

Love them. That seems simple enough, but make sure you communicate to your children how much you them on a daily basis. When your children are small, that is the best time to hold them in your lap, rock them to sleep, lie down with them for a nap, and snuggle as you read books to them. Hug them often. Tell them that you love them, over and over again.  Read more

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by The Homeschool Classroom
5/16/13 1:00pm
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