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Diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 35, this incredible mother raised three girls and left a legacy that will inspire every one of us. You do not want to miss this beautiful tribute, written by...
View Article4 ways to bounce back after a big loss
Even if you don’t live in the United States, you’re probably aware that a good chunk of America is currently experiencing post election blues. Especially with the omnipresent cable news networks, TV...
View ArticleUnleashing the power of a mom’s voice
Moms have powerful voices, and the more they use them, the stronger they will become. But many mothers struggle just to balance housework, children, employment, sleep and the constant stream of tasks...
View Article‘Children learn what they live’
A few weeks ago my 11-year-old son came home from a scout campout declaring himself to be the best pancake flipper ever. From that day until now he has asked me almost every single morning if we could...
View ArticleThree steps to giving the gift of giving
When I was growing up, my siblings and I worked hard in November and December to earn money for Christmas presents. You see, along with the joy of receiving, my parents really wanted us to fully...
View ArticleTell a different story
A couple of weeks ago our family enjoyed a dinner gathering with some extended relatives. As we were catching up on each other’s lives, I shared with a cousin how I had an opportunity to do a spot on a...
View Article“Thanks, Mickey!”: Teaching gratitude at Disneyland
Note from The Power of Moms: We have just launched a fantastic, complimentary Power of Moms Disney Guide, and this post features just one great idea that is part of that resource. Disneyland is such a...
View Article8 keys to building a strong support system
I was lucky enough to live by family when I gave birth to each of my four children, and I’ve always been part of a close-knit church, but even with these two distinct advantages on my side, I often...
View ArticleHow to remember who we are in the midst of mothering mayhem
The other night, my husband and I were trying to replace the net on our trampoline (the previous one had been ripped to shreds), and our children were playing at a nearby park that had been freshly...
View ArticleMini catastrophes and an “attitude of gratitude”
It’s a Friday morning, 6:50 am, and I’m still asleep. With 10 minutes to spare, I leap out of bed to see if my teenage daughter is awake and getting ready to leave for school by 7:00. I find her …...
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