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tweens

Mommas, your growing up child will have fun with you once again…

November 9, 2019

Mommas, if your kids are at that stage when they’re growing up and transitioning into the mode of: Seriousness One-word answers Eye-rolling Huff-n-puff I don’t want to talk to you This game night is dumb Don’t hug me in public I want to be by myself I’d rather play video…

by Shelby Spear

Empty Nesting, The Mom Thing, Transformation

Everyone Pretends. Here’s Why Raising Kids Helps Us Be Authentic

August 22, 2017

And as conduits of Grace and Mercy, our tweens and teens have an uncanny ability to dump the laundry basket of our neatly folded selves into a heap on the floor. Thank God. Really, God, thank you.

by Shelby Spear

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Empty Nesting, The Mom Thing

Cliché Parenting – Is There Any Other Kind?

May 11, 2016

Clichés are mundane, but parenting is rank with commonplace conjecture. Here’s to laughing our way through phases of parenting using coined expression.

by Shelby Spear

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