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Hi, Mom, It's Me

According to my unscientific survey (with video), when we call home, most of us count on mom to know who's on the other end of the line. Read More...

Published Sat, May 05 2012 6:17 PM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, mothers, Mother's Day, Mother's Day 2012, telephones

Becoming My Mom

Six years have passed since my mother died. But I'm my mother's daughter - and I'm still here. Read More...

Published Wed, May 05 2012 9:12 AM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, mothers, death, Mother's Day, mother's death, Mother's Day 2012, Mary Lou Quinlan

Parental Quandary: Telling My Daughter About My Abusive Mother

E. never met her father, and her mother was verbally and emotionally abusive. How can she explain to her 3-year-old daughter why there is only one set of grandparents in her life? Read More...

Published Thu, Mar 03 2012 1:26 PM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, mothers, Grandparents, abuse, parental quandary

Forgiving the Unforgivable?

Frederick Woolverton writes about the 30-year silence between him and his mother. Read More...

Published Fri, Nov 11 2010 8:14 AM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, mothers, Frederick Woolverton

Older Moms, Grandparents, and Hand-me-down Highchairs

The Pew Research Center confirmed earlier this month what you've probably noticed just by looking around any playground -- older mothers are more common. Read More...

Published Fri, May 05 2010 9:28 AM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, mothers, Grandparents, Biological Clocks

First and Foremost, a Mom

Guest blogger Leah Stewart asks why famous women go to such lengths to make it clear that they are mothers first. Read More...

Published Wed, May 05 2010 12:17 PM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, mothers, Leah Stewart

Turning Into Your Mother

Have you ever started to talk and heard your mother, instead? If so, what did she say? Read More...

Published Fri, Dec 12 2009 8:22 AM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, Research, mothers

First, a Tourniquet, then Preschool Pick-up

At at Fort Hood last week, while fellow soldiers tied a tourniquet to stop her bleeding, Sgt. Kimberly Munley found her cell phone and arranged for her 2-year-old daughter to be picked up from preschool. Read More...

Published Thu, Nov 11 2009 10:20 AM by Motherlode

Filed under: Uncategorized, safety, Fort Hood, mothers

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