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March 10, 2007
February Just Post Roundtable Part II
Welcome to the February Just Posts, the parenting blogosphere's roundup of writing on social justice issues. The Just Posts are sponsored be me and my better half, Jen of One...
February Just Post Roundtable
This marks the first time that this ongoing momosphere effort has been featured in theWholeMom. A joint project of jen at one plus two and Mad Hatter at Under the...
March 1, 2007
Meet Mombie
If you had asked me 6 years ago how I pictured my impending motherhood, I would have told you that I imagined that me and my daughters would be knee-deep...
The Price of New Love
Here's a little fact about myself I don't like to admit — hospital dramas make me cry like a baby. Hearing the theme song is enough to get me weepy....
My Sister's Keeper, by Jodi Picoult
My Sister's Keeper is a book that bleeds with earnest intentions. The characters are well-drawn, the plot is briskly paced, the situation is moving, the theme is both relevant and...
1 a.m., Nearly 2, Late summer
You came so clean The others were envious So wizened, you looked Already, despite your newness: An upturned face scrunched Hands folded, lotus-like Clasped and overlapped So quizzical and bright...
What's Going on Out There?
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About Us/Submission Guide
What is TheWholeMom.com? TheWholeMom.com is a quarterly web-zine by, for and about mothers. We believe that mothers are people first, and through TheWholeMom.com we intend to create a publication...
Snippet: At 5 Months
Body no longer My own Sleep- Hardly known Darkness collects Underneath the eyes -Not just from 'natural coloring' This time....
Glamour Mom
Being a mother is a not easy. Aside from nine moths of pregnancy, a grueling long laborious birth followed by hideous stretchmarks and vericous veins commemorating the event, the most...
Masthead/Contact Info
Editors Andrea McDowell (submissions and content) Kim McCready (production) Contributors Christine Gardner -- Christine Gardner and her family moved to Normal, Ill., earlier this year when the chance to stay...
Children of Men by P. D. James
I'm not much of a sci-fi reader, and I'm especially not a huge consumer of dystopian fiction. I'm far too optimistic to submit myself to the fatalistic outlook of dystopia....
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