Celebrating Life on Mother’s Day
I am so glad your mother gave you the gift of life. I am so glad you exist. And every day that you choose to keep going is a gift to humanity and yourself.
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Loss
Channing’s Milk-Sharing Story
My experience with milk donation is that an ounce given is received back one hundred times over in the the joy of selfless service. For both donor and recipient, an exchange of freely given breast milk is about so much more than filling bellies. It is about finding healing and bringing peace to the hearts that long for love, and that is a treasure that cannot be measured in ounces.
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A Gift for an Angel
December is special to me for many reasons. Not only do I get to celebrate Christ’s birth, I get to celebrate my firstborn son’s birthday. Kyle only spent two birthdays on earth with us before he died but we still celebrate his birth every year. If you have read “Birth in Remembrance of Him” in the
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Healing Heartbreak
Today’s Virtual Book Tour post comes from Brittney at Notes from a Been-There Mom. Brittney has shared some of her journey on our blog before–the birth story of her fourth baby, born with a cleft palate. Since that birth, she has experienced multiple heart-breaking miscarriages.
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Cherie Burton Book Review
I love this beautiful book review from Cherie Burton.
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Mrs. Tips and 20% off!
Read the rest of Yvonne’s post, and then head over to our Virtual Book Tour page to see how you can enter to win some awesome prizes. We’d also like to announce that we’re making it even easier for you to get loads of entries… The Gift of Giving Life will be 20% off from now until Mother’s Day on Amazon!
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The Errand of Angels
I love Meg’s post for our Virtual Book Tour. It’s all about the angels who have aided her in her motherhood journey.
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God Keeps His Promises
In a priesthood blessing, God answered my question: “You will be able to be happy without medication.” He didn’t tell me how long it would take, but I was satisfied with just knowing that someday I’d get there. And so I went on, taking my medication, feeling grateful for my rescue from the darkness.
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A Twin Birth: Peace That Passeth All Understanding
I am so glad that we had a request for a twin birth story from one of our blog readers and that my friend, Heidi, was willing to share her experience. Shortly after she moved to our ward we discovered that we both loved childbirth. I consider it a privilege that I was allowed to
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The Stories I Want My Children to Know
How much your children know about their family’s story and roots turned out to be “the best single predictor of children’s emotional health and happiness,” and those children who know the most about their families tend to be more resilient and better able to cope during stressful situations.
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