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  • What I Learned to Feel From My Gut

    Erin Britt August 15, 2021 essays

    By Cara Paiuk. Whenever I start to feel like being a wife and mother is the hardest work I’ve ever done, I remind myself they are the best part of my life.

    crohn's disease, intestinal, illness, pain, motherhood, parenting

    Hey Girl….

    Erin Britt August 14, 2021 mama says

    The Pink in the Sky

    Erin Britt August 13, 2021 essays

    By Jessica Rassette. Sometimes the way my children see the world numbs the crispy corners of my anxious adult life.

    perspective, sunrise, transitions, school, dropoff, motherhood, dance, imagination

    Date Night

    Erin Britt August 12, 2021 essays

    By Holly Collingwood. After the kids are in bed, we’re going to meet in the living room and purge toys!

    toys, trash, purge, organize, date, marriage, motherhood, parenting

    Playlist: Break a Leg

    Erin Britt August 11, 2021 playlists

    A playlist of our favorite show tunes. 

    playlist, showtunes, show, tunes, music, broadway

    Mominology

    Erin Britt March 25, 2021 essays

    By Liz O'Donnell. I never think about parenting as a job.

    parenting, motherhood, full-time, career, choice, balance, mominology, work

    Isn’t Motherhood Supposed to Be Enough?

    Erin Britt December 31, 2020 essays

    By Liz O'Donnell. I wonder what long-term affect my choices will have on my children?

    choices, parenthood, motherhood, writing, book deal, balance, work, moments, childhood, career

    Love Simply, Just Because

    Erin Britt August 12, 2020 Special Needs

    When I was nine, I found my baby sister dead in her crib.  I knew something was wrong right away. She looked like, just a body. Life had left her. …

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    Passing Through

    Erin Britt August 1, 2020 mama says

    Life Goes On

    Erin Britt October 2, 2019 because i said so

    Three words that sum up life.

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