Like so many of us, Hilary Duff was alarmed — which is a nice way of saying “pissed off” — over the long holiday weekend when she encountered groups of people living their best pre-coronavirus lives despite the facts we’re still in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.
One 6-year-old’s “Black Lives Matter” top got her kicked out of an Arkansas daycare this week and needless to say, the backlash has been swift.
“Last night my dad passed away. As I write this my heart is hurting. He was my guiding light.”
Miscarriage is one of the most difficult and painful things a parent — and a mother, specifically — can go through. It is often hard to find the words to express the pain of losing your child before you even have a chance to meet them. It is brutal. It is devastating. It feels like the world is ending. If you’ve suffered one, or know someone who has, you know this to be true.
“We have just been informed that there is evidence showing that this was nothing but a tragic accident. I am not sure it makes it any easier because even though you want to place blame there is no one to blame.”
“Today I drive home from my first trip to the grocery store in over a month and my mama instinct still thinks you’re behind me in your seat.”
A mom writes in asking for advice about her husband. She says she accidentally learned that her husband requested scandalous photos from a girl he apparently friends with on the popular social media app, Snapchat. She found a saved conversation in which her husband was replying to a photo of the girl, who was in a barely-there outfit, in which he asked why she had not sent the photos to him directly. How should she confront her husband?
A video of a woman complaining about children playing in a toy car without a driver’s license has gone viral for obvious reasons.
“He was such a loved little boy and we find comfort in knowing that he is finally whole and at peace in Heaven. We love you all.”
