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Mostly good is enough. Mostly good produces healthy kids who know they are valued and either forget the other parts or turn them into funny stories.

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Mostly good is enough. Mostly good produces healthy kids who know they are valued and either forget the other parts or turn them into funny stories.

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About Jen Hatmaker

Jennifer Lynn Hatmaker (née King; born 1974) is an American author, speaker, blogger, and television presenter.
In 2014, Hatmaker was featured in Christianity Today magazine. She and her then-husband Brandon, joined by their five children, hosted the HGTV series Your Big Family Renovation in Buda, Texas. She had a New York Times bestselling book, For the Love, in 2015.