By Georgene Smith Goodin — 2016
My status as a foster parent is ambiguous by nature. Do I count as a mom? Legally? No.
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Along with letting your child seek his own heroes and role models, there are things you can do to allow him to be male. Whether or not you have a man around to show him the ropes, your son can grow up to be an emotionally healthy male just as many boys of single moms have already done.
For generations, mothers have gotten the same old message when it comes to raising sons: beware of keeping him “too close.” A mom who nurtures a deep emotional bond with her boy will prevent him from growing up to be a strong, independent man.
I wanted to foster loving relationships with my boys while raising men I'd be proud to launch into the world. Now my sons are young adults and not one expects me to remain silent or fade into the wallpaper.
Motherhood is supposed to be all about love and joy. So why do so many moms feel so bad?
Mothers share their thoughts on the mental load of motherhood—and how they survive the 24/7 job called “Mom.”
Every year, thousands of Americans choose adoption among the many paths to parenthood.
The psychological effects on a birth parent who places their child for adoption can often be overlooked.
Finding motherhood through adoption.
To say all mothers are created equal is both true and false. I don’t exactly know the validity of this statement because I’m not a mother by biology. I’m a mom by adoption.
Does your life constantly revolve around your children without any time for yourself? If yes, then it’s time to pause and reflect.