Lori Wildenberg, Author at MomLife Today

Lori Wildenberg

Lori Wildenberg

Mom since 1987 ~ blessed mom of four, mother-in-love to three, Mimi to three

Co-Founder of 1 Corinthians 13 Parenting, Administrator and Leader of Moms Together Facebook Group and Page 

Author: Help Your Child Overcome Anxiety, Depression, or Suicidal Ideation, The Messy Life of Parenting: Powerful and Practical Ways to Strengthen Family Connections, Messy Journey: How Grace and Truth Offer the Prodigal a Way Home, Raising Little Kids with BIG Love, Raising Big Kids with Supernatural Love, Empowered Parents: Putting Faith First.

Helping families build connections that last a lifetime is Lori Wildenberg’s passion. Lori, licensed parent-family educator, parent coach, national speaker, and author of six parenting books leads the popular MOMS Together Facebook page and group. Lori and Tom have 4 adult children with the additional bonus of 3 in-laws and 3 grands. A perfect day in Lori’s world is a hike with Tom, Toby- their goldendoodle, and any combination of family members. Connect with Lori at loriwildenberg.com


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Six Ways to Tackle Struggles

The flailing and crying originated from the first of my two grocery carts. The front buggy housed my four children and the second contained my groceries. My one-year-old’s tantrum reached…

A Back-to-School Prayer

The contents of the letter surprised me. Perhaps shocked is a better word. It was the beginning of August and every afternoon my soon-to-be first-grade son and I raced to…

The Power of the Tongue

“When I try to correct my four-year-old daughter, she tells me, ‘Mommy, you hurt my heart.’” I was speaking to a moms’ group on how to train for good behavior…

5 Ways to Rein in the Family Calendar

Frantically I shuttled my four kids to and from three different extracurricular activities. I had to pick up my high school freshman from band, drop off my thirteen-year-old son at…

A Home With a Heart

“You wouldn’t still love me if I went to jail, would you Mom?” What sort of question was this coming from my six-year-old son? Did my son think he had…

Hope for the Holidays


“It’s 101.” It was Christmas Eve morning, and our then 18-month-old son had a fever.  Tom and I both knew what those three digits meant— a trip to urgent care…

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