Author Archives: bethndavis
Guest Post: Shannon Webb
It wasn’t long ago that I looked in the mirror and saw a young carefree 20-something with nearly flawless skin staring back at me. But as with most things in life, that too is slowly changing. Nowadays, the mirror is … Continue reading
Guest Post: Battlefields
Battlefields by Bailey Flores One night in the quiet moments after the jammies were put on, diapers were changed, and our little guy was tucked softly in bed I started thinking about what it’s going to be like during the … Continue reading
Guest Post: The Snowflake Perspective
The Snowflake Perspective By Michele Zink Harris I remember winter days growing up in Lincoln Nebraska when I would grab the black construction paper and dart outside at the first sign of a snowflake. Poised and still, I would catch … Continue reading
Guest Post: Backyard Escapades
Backyard Escapades by Becky Miller Bright sunbeams warm fair skin Melting ice cream dribbles down sticky chins Soft breeze flutters, cooling the day Hop, skip, jump; trio merrily plays London Bridges Falling Down, Red Light Green Light, Tug of War … Continue reading
Order Forms
The holidays are coming and what better gift to give to loved ones than this wonderful volume of stories that is benefiting children’s charities. Download the order form below to mail in your order or click the link to the … Continue reading
Guest Post of the Day: Blessings
By Denise Ullem My life blessed me with a best friend. In the moments of clarity, when I stop and savor the amazing contributions and guidance she delivers—loyally and consistently—I am moved to tears. This morning provided one of those … Continue reading
Guest Post: Co-sleeping with Jaws
Co-sleeping with Jaws by Christina Seronello Once upon a time, there was a mom. Like many moms, she was frequently exhausted. There are many methods for dealing with exhaustion. Take a day off work and sleep while your child is … Continue reading
Guest Post: Getting Beyond, Is It Safe?
By Cornelia Seigneur A friend of mine and I were on an adventure hike at Tryon Creek State Park on Martin Luther King Junior Day. It was my 12-year-old twin boys and my friend’s 12-year-old boy, and my 6-year-old boy, plus … Continue reading
Guest Post: Having a Girl by Claudine Jalajas
About 5 years ago I was in a car accident with my two sons on the way home from their annual pediatric check up. It was a beautiful summer day. I sat at a red light. My 2 year old … Continue reading
Guest Post: “I am Exceptional, I am a Mother”
I have managed to stroll one child and hand-hold another while balancing a cake, a purse and a diaper bag…in heels. I am exceptional, I am a mother. I know how to predict and curb a tantrum (hey, it happened once). I … Continue reading