“You might miss things about the little years, but the trade-off will give you back so much you can’t even imagine.”

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“You might miss things about the little years, but the trade-off will give you back so much you can’t even imagine.”
“When my own daughter went to prom, I was a widow working three jobs to make ends meet. But I knew she wanted that special dress.”
“As Mother’s Day approaches, I invite you to take a moment to re-imagine the traditional hallmark holiday.”
“Every bite connects me to my Nana, and every bite connects my children to my mother who carries on the same tradition by filling her freezer with family favorites.”
“I don’t remember lines or chapters about how my heart would cease to exist solely within my own body. How some invisible and seemingly unimaginable but very real vine connects the heart of a mother to her child.”
Kris’ cousin felt her daughter would have a better life with Kris.
“It’s not the flowers and massage or a one-day celebration, it’s those tiny little reminders that cost nothing but mean everything.”
“We like to celebrate a lot of babies’ firsts. First bath, first car ride, first tooth—you name it. I have pages in my girls’ baby books dedicated to this stuff. But what about mom firsts?”
“I’ll always remember the mornings you crawled into my bed in the dark. Holding each other tight on our first ever flight. And all the tickles I gave you.”
“My toddler started yammering on her plastic phone, then sent a text to Elmo and checked her emails. I wondered, was I a poor role model for my child?”
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