Essays

Why I loathe (and secretly love) being a Girl Scout 'Cookie Mom.'

My miscarriage led to an "interesting" finding, doctors said, which is never a word you want to hear about your health.

Hearing my doctor answer my husband's question after ignoring mine was eye-opening, but furthered my choice to have him there as a support person.

Sometimes I felt like a bad mom, but we needed some rest — and sanity.

Kids’ curiosity can be embarrassing — but I think it can also teach us something. 

We look like any other believers. But we’re not. We’re imposters.

“I’m just so weak.”

Fires were a part of my childhood, but never like this.

In a personal essay, the singer details the night she felt like she was “falling apart” and realized she needed medical help — and why it’s so important for parents to have support.

How the 39th president taught me that Sunday school doesn’t have to be boring.