working moms
Rising food costs. The housing mess. The credit crunch. Bank collapses. Government bailouts. The sagging stock market. If it seems like the only positive news lately has been the tiny ... READ MORE
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Staying ModestEmily and Josh DeVoll, Glendale, Ariz."We hope for the best for our kids but don’t dwell on it. We just kind of take care of ourselves and make the best decisions we can." When ... READ MORE
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While it may seem overwhelming to prepare for your new baby and your financial future, it’s important to make sure that you and your family will be taken care of later and in case of an ... READ MORE
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For many new moms, this past week has been focused on getting back to work. Maybe you're just coming back from maternity leave, or maybe you're getting back to work after a long summer break, ... READ MORE
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I just placed my belly, aka “Baby Phillips,” on a waiting list for the day-care center near my work. I can’t imagine having my baby in the outside world yet, let alone in day care, but for ... READ MORE
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Being a mom is largely a self-confidence game. I know this firsthand; my new baby tested my wits constantly, just when I needed them most. But the more confident I became, the less stressed ... READ MORE
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Here, working women describe the choices they made when they became moms and how they made them. Let their stories—and their creative solutions—guide you as you chart your own course.What to ... READ MORE
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You’re pregnant, at work and trying to focus on the tasks at hand, but little thoughts keep creeping in. Michael or Michaela? Is my job dangerous to my baby? Should I keep working or stay at ... READ MORE
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While the thought of formulating a coherent sentence, much less assuming your previous job responsibilities, may seem overwhelming at first, it is possible to be a happy (if a bit harried!) ... READ MORE
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