Heather Tabers

Heather Tabers
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Heather is a writer and homeschool mama living the dream in Central Florida. Her greatest titles include Mother of 5, Wife of a Wounded Warrior, and Unashamed Daughter of God. She believes life can be messy and beautiful at the same time which is why she enjoys writing stories with a little bit of grit and a lot of grace. When she's not writing, Heather can be found playing with her two furbabies (Murphy & Maisy), spending hours at the dinner table laughing with her family, reading a good book, or binge-watching a good period drama. Heather also donates her time to a wonderful non-profit that shines light into the dark places. She serves as the Communications Director at Love Missions Global, an organization that fights human trafficking by empowering survivors and educating the community. To follow Heather's writing and her quest to publishing her first novel, visit www.heathertabers.com.
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An Uncomfortable Conversation About Pornography and Your Child

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Breastfeeding. Preschool. Bicycle safety. Stranger danger. Moody teenagers. Deployment. Self-care. These are fairly common topics that you might come to expect here on Military Mom's Blog. They're all common issues that many military families...
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Happy Mail: A Summer Boredom Buster for the Entire Family

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Like everyone else when the COVID-19 pandemic began, I was overwhelmed with a deep need to do something to help. I heard heartbreaking stories of elderly men and women confined to isolation in their...
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#AmericanSoup: A Call to Break Bread and Heal Wounds

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Have you ever heard of American Soup? America has been nicknamed "the melting pot" because of our widely diverse population. People from every nation, tribe, and tongue have settled here for centuries, making us a...
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Dear Young Mom, Your Day is Coming

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Dear Young Mom, I remember how hard it was to have 3 kids under the age of 4. The days were long and the nights were longer. When the 4th child came 4 years later,...
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Uncover Our Names: How Cleaning Veterans’ Tombstones Connects My Husband to the Past

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He could have picked golf. Or fishing. Or even shooting. The list of potential hobbies are endless for a retired warrior, yet my husband chose a pastime that honors the fallen - cleaning veterans' tombstones. His...
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Self-Isolation: Human Responsibility VS American Rights

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I posted this yesterday on Facebook after days of reading article after article about the current pandemic: OK. That's it. I'm tapping out. I'm now going into self-isolation for the foreseeable future because I feel...
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Having a Leap Day Baby: How Does That Work?

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My first baby came right on time. My second baby came 2 weeks early. When I found out I was pregnant the third time, I looked at the calendar and his March 22nd due...
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Friday Favorites: Heather’s Favorite Christmas Cookies

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Welcome to our newest series. In "Friday Favorites," our team will share a handful of favorite items. These can range from clothes to beauty products to recipes to books and anything in between. Are you...
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How to Host a Fuss-Free Friendsgiving (Recipes Included)

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Holidays can be stressful for anyone. But being in a military family often makes creating meaningful memories a little more challenging. Going "home" isn't always an option. Your family rarely lives nearby. A holiday doesn't...

Your Child Has Already Been Targeted: 7 Things You Didn’t Know About Human Trafficking

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If you're like me, there's a good chance that up until these past couple of years, you had no idea that human trafficking was taking place in America. I'm not a journalist. Or a reporter....

Super-Mom Syndrome is Wearing Me Down, But I Refuse to Hang Up My Cape

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I'm tired. And achy. My head has been hurting for weeks. My muscles are tight, and my neck is stiff. My eyes are dark and my skin is pale. My fists are always balled...

10 Dorm Room Must-Haves for the College-Bound

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In some ways, college hasn't changed all that much in the past 20, OK ... 23 years since I went away to school. Dorms still provide students with only the bare bones of necessities...