Mormon LDS Family Moms
A Mother's Gift – 15 Minutes That Changed My LifeBy Nicholeen PeckIs there a more selfless person than a mother? From sun up to sun down mothers are serving their families, communities, church groups, schools, and neighbors. My mother was not perfect, but I remember her striving for perfection every day.
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I Did It Just For Your MotherMy mother painted a large painting of Christ in Gethsemane that hung in the Idaho Falls Temple for over twenty years. It’s remarkable journey taught me a powerful lesson of God’s foreknowledge and love.
By Larry Barkdull
Learning to Let GoI immediately throw away those tiny super bouncy balls you find in goodie bags because they look like the perfect choking hazard. I won’t let my children eat popcorn, grapes or nuts unless I am in the house for that same reason. Mothering comes with a deg
By Margaret Anderson
Mother ArtMothers are all members of an artists’ colony. They may not realize it, but the second they begin to parent, they are making art. They are shaping, creating, designing, and nurturing along a masterpiece.
By Joni Hilton
What? Me? Worry?Call it “caring,” call it “worry.” Mothers worry. And it’s OK. After all, they’re mothers, and there are tornadoes, floods, paratroopers, and toddlers licking things to be worried about!
By Susan Elzey11 Steps to a Much Needed Vacation11 steps to planning, executing, enjoying, and surviving a vacation without your children.
By Margaret Anderson
What It Takes to be a WomanI have always loved being a girl and then a woman. Never have I wished that I could be or do things that boys and men do. Yet, I hear all around me voices that say that doing the work that women have done through the ages is not enough.
By Kimberli Pelo RobisonWe Needed Another HourThe next time a well-meaning soul sees me with my brood of kids and tells me these days will just fly by, they will win an hour of babysitting!
By Margaret AndersonIs Your Name Cool?Proper nouns I will not be bestowing upon my unborn child: Maverick, Turbo, Buck (short for Buck-a-roo), Blaze, Bilbo, or Vin- against my other children's wishes.
By Margaret AndersonThe Sorority of SaviorhoodI belong to a sorority. Elder Matthew Cowley described it, “You sisters... belong to the great sorority of Saviorhood... You are the co-creators with God of his children." I belong to a Sorority of Saviorhood.
By Kimberli Pelo Robison
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