Motherhood

Is being a stay-at-home mom a luxury? Depends on who you ask.

In my brief stint as a stay-at-home mom, I’m learning four lies that need to be constantly combated.

I am not a mom expert, but sometimes it’s nice to have someone who’s in the trenches right alongside you, reminding you of the things you might already know.

Today was the last time I nursed my son. Dear newly nursing mama — don’t miss this.

Mothers, your service to your kids isn’t measured in how the audience of the world rates your performance.

Being a stay-at-home mom is not your ultimate calling — and nor is being a career woman. You were made for something greater.

I’m sure many could recommend diet and exercise. I’m also sure many can remind you not to give in to vanity. But I only want to offer you encouragement.

God nourishes and provides for my son, not me. Nursing or formula feeding, this is a reminder that all mothers need.

Your fight with depression is clinical, but it is also spiritual. As you wait for the Lord to act, remember to rest in Christ as you wait.

New moms are inundated with direct and indirect advice like never before. Here are three filters to put on every tip.