In My Humble Opinion
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In My Humble Opinion
Sacrifice or choice?
If we choose to be a stay-at-home mom, are we really making a sacrifice? Writer Catie Gosselin shares some insight. -
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The pregnant athlete
The exhaustion, the adrenaline rush, the pain and physical exertion... all of this occurs at the birth of a child. But ironically,... -
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Just say "Yes!" to receiving
We've all heard it is better to give than receive but is it? Personal Success Coach Julie Jordan Scott tells us why we should be... -
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Mount PerfectMom
Perfect mothering, we all know, is a farce. Like disposable income and government intelligence, it's an oxymoron to which we adhere... -
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Who a mother "should" be
In this excerpt from The Mother Trip , Ariel Gore assures us: "The world tells us all -- in a thousand ways -- that there is no... -
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Who do you love best Mama?
Children may wonder at times if they are loved as much as their brother or sister. While parents will love their children in... -
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Why I'll never be a soccer mom
How important is it for your child to excel in athletics? Author Marnie Pehrson vows not to be like some moms who can't cope if... -
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Mom Diva on a rant - My mother forgot to do it
You may be tempted to do a lot of tasks for your children? But instead of helping them, you may actually be preventing them from... -
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A GRIM fairy tale
As parents, we only wish that our children ultimately are healthy and happy. But Linda Sharp, author of Stretchmarks on My Sanity ,... -
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Pass down some holiday traditions
Do you have a holiday tradition in your family to pass down to your children? Writer Linda Sharp, author of Stretchmarks on My... -
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In my humble opinion - When good moms go bawd traveling the hard road from potty mouth to prissy mouth
There are times when only a cuss word seems right. But how do you handle your mouth and your emotions when your kids are within ear...