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Time for a Sabbatical

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Power of Moms is taking a sabbatical! After 13 years of creating and sharing content from deliberate mothers worldwide, we are stepping back to celebrate and assess our role in the future of deliberate mothers through our work at Power of Moms. Thank you for all of your support, your wisdom, and the effort you put […]

Moms And Dads Are Just…Different

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When you leave your husband home with the kids, do you come home to a disaster zone? I often hear mothers complaining in a “joking” manner how their husbands can’t handle daily family life. Just remember this, motherhood isn’t an easy job.

Finding Reasons to Dance

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Sometimes in the midst of the storm it is difficult to find reasons to dance. Read about one mother’s experience in finding joy despite frustration and setbacks.

Overcoming Family Labels

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I just spent the last two weeks visiting my family in Iowa. Like every family, we have similarities in opinions as well as differences, things we get about each other and things we don’t, and specific ways we enjoy spending our time together, avoiding other activities entirely. And it’s always interesting to see how everyone continues […]

September is “Be Nice To Another Mom Month”

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Make an effort to reach out to another mother in your school or neighborhood tomorrow. Try to be a little more neighborly. Open yourself up to the idea of making a new friend. Build strong social and emotional supports among mothers within our living, breathing communities. Because mothers with caring and connected friendships make better moms in general for our children.

My Life is Full…Maybe a Little Too Full

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Many mothers find themselves “deep in the trenches” of life’s daily tasks. How do we find the optimistic view we need to move forward each day? Emily Allen, shares a small secret for remembering to have gratitude when faced with our daily mothering responsibilities.