What My Children Have Taught Me About Courage
Courage is in the small, often everyday choices we make that propel us forward.
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What I Wish I Had Known About Motherhood
You will literally learn on the job, and then, the job will change over and over again.
Dear Momma: Have You Checked In With Yourself Lately?
Dear mama, my hope is that you and I will care for our souls and selves the same way we care for those we love.
Why It Is Important to Educate Your Kids About Racial Injustice as a White Parent
This is a letter from a white parent to all white parents, including myself, who are raising white children. I don’t know everything about how to do this, but I do know that it is our responsibility to learn.
A Parent’s Perspective on the New School Year Amidst COVID-19
I am wondering if the gold in the dirt is not a chintzy silver-lining but the capacity to stay open-hearted and still.
I Am My Mother’s Daughter and I Wouldn’t Change a Thing
When someone tells me I look like my mother, I smile because nothing could be more beautiful.
A Mom’s Perspective on Homeschool and Quarantine With Kids
I think we all cried the first day. The chaos of the whole COVID-19 pandemic felt like it was being funneled into the tiny details of long division and failed…
Why I Want My Daughters to Learn Southern Manners
The Southern principles that I think have been part of my success and could be applied by anyone, anywhere.
7 Tips to Help Save Time as a New Mom
Because it can be such a new and exciting — yet exhausting and disorienting — time, we wanted to share this article from our friends at the Glitter Guide. We think…
Mom’s the Word: How to Watch TV With Kids
“The most important thing we’ve learned as far as children are concerned is never, never let them near the television set. Or better still just don’t install the idiotic thing…
