Mom's Weekly

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  10 Types of Baggage Christian Moms Shouldn't Carry In the journey of motherhood, the baggage of the past may weigh heavily on the shoulders: the guilt over perceived shortcomings, the worry about the uncertainties ahead, and the burden of unmet expectations.... Emmanuel Abimbola Feb 06, 2024
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  4 Ways to Counteract the Remnants of Postpartum Depression Postpartum Depression is a very real thing, and many women have the stories and emotional and mental battle scars that they will carry with them for the rest of their lives. What is interesting, though, is... Jaime Jo Wright Jan 31, 2024
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  Confessions of a Secretly Introverted Mom All the other titles come with strings (and confessions) attached, but being a child of God comes with freedom! So, claim that truth over your life today! Alicia Searl Jan 30, 2024
• 5 Bits of Encouragement for the Mom Who Has Daycare Guilt I wish I could tell myself that you can’t do it all, so stop trying! If I could do everything, I wouldn’t need Jesus! When I phrase it that way, I cringe to think about the amount of time I spent wishing I... Megan Moore Jan 24, 2024
• 6 Bits of Encouragement for the Stay-at-Home Mom After the birth of my second child, it became evident that due to the high cost of childcare, my ridiculous 2-hour commute, and the difficult transition from one to two small children, I needed to stay at... Laura Bailey Jan 17, 2024
• What Does the Bible Say about Single Moms? Moms see every scary and frightening change, yet they love so much and raise their children to care and love. Single moms are amazing, and we need to be thankful for all that they do. Vivian Bricker Jan 16, 2024
• 10 Powerful Bible Verses to Combat Mom Shame As moms, we tend to overthink most things. Which diaper brand is best? Do we let our kids cry themselves to sleep or co-sleep? Should we work outside of our homes or stay home with our kids? Is doing things... Amanda Idleman Jan 10, 2024
• 6 Ways to Find Your Identity Outside of Being a Mom The day I became a mom, the line between my world and my son’s instantly blurred. In the process of loving my boy, I forgot who I was before I had kids. Becky Beresford Jan 09, 2024
• 4 Ways to Survive Your First Year of Parenting  The truth is there is no perfect way! My best advice is to honor your limits, lean into your story, avoid comparison, and just do your best to love your people well. Amanda Idleman Jan 03, 2024
• 7 Loving Truths Every Single Mom Needs to Hear In a perfect world, every child has two parents to share the load of raising and loving them. But life, as we all know, isn’t perfect.Family life comes with surprises, tragedies, or changes, that will... Lia Martin Jan 02, 2024
• 40 Words of Affirmation for Kids to Feel Loved Children become what we speak about them and we need to give them good things to believe about themselves! Let’s explore the power of using positive language with our kids. Amanda Idleman Dec 27, 2023
• Don't Live with Mom Guilt Nothing she did was for her personal gain, only for her household’s benefit. Luisa Collopy Dec 26, 2023