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Known for his breakout roles on "One Tree Hill," "Gilmore Girls," and "A Cinderella Story," Chad Michael Murray is a dedicated Christian who has consistently prioritized his faith throughout his career.
Jenny Rapson is a wife and mom of three from Ohio and the editor of For Every Mom. You can also find her alternately griping and gushing about her kids at her own blog, Mommin' It Up. You can email her at jrapson@outreach.com, or follow her on Twitter.
Just nine days after welcoming her twin daughters, Ariana Sutton took her life. Her experience is the perfect example of how postpartum depression and psychosis are terrible thieves. Now her husband is sharing their story in hopes of helping others.
A friend asked me, "Would you send your college kid to school with Narcan?" As the opioid crisis rages on in America, parents are faced with a new reality.
Luckily for a Louisville, Kentucky first grader named Levi, his bus driver Larry Farish, Jr., 35, is the kind of bus driver every kid should have: compassionate, caring, and willing to go the extra mile for his tiny passengers.
One mom in the United Kingdom says she as the solution to the mental load that accompanies buying birthday gifts for kids, but not everyone agrees with her.
Brock Purdy, only in his second year in the NFL, was selected dead last in the 2022 NFL draft, earning him the nickname "Mr. Irrelevant." Now, he's the youngest quarterback in 49ers history to lead his team to the Super Bowl.
Allison and Eric Blosfield were excited to welcome their third child to the family when they got some scary news early in the pregnancy. Doctors told Allison that their baby, a boy, had a 77% positive test for having Down syndrome.
At just 3 pounds, the baby who is now named Samuel Tyler was so small he fit in a shoebox. And that's the where his birth mother put him as a makeshift cradle when she left him at a local firehouse with a note explaining she couldn't care for him.
