By Megan Kewaza The Weight She Carries: The Silent Strength of a Working Mom
Before the sun rises, she is already moving. The house is still, the world asleep, yet her hands are already…
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By Jeanie There’s an Invisible Weight Working Moms Carry
I’m an attorney, a wife to an incredibly ambitious man who worked his way up from assistant to manager in…
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By Charvi Agarwal Dear Daughter, From Your Working Mom
My dear baby girl, As I sit writing this at 11 p.m. on Thursday, you are fast asleep in your…
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By Brianna Baranowski Starting Over in Your Career? You’ve Got This.
I don’t regret a single step that led me further from my career and closer to my family. Did I…
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What I Hope My Kids Learn by Watching Their Working Mom
When I was growing up, I watched my mom work. She was an elementary school teacher. I saw how hard she…
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Do They Notice My Self-Doubt as a Working Mom?
At the office, I forget yet another small detail. Later, I am asked a simple question, something I should know…
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Working with Adults with Special Needs Completes Me
When you’re a free spirit, like I am, you never expect to find somewhere that gives you the warm fuzzies…
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By Kaitlin Chappell Rogers God Had Different Plans
As I sip my twice-reheated coffee holding one baby and watching another run laps around the messy living room, I…
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By Courtney Marie Poullas For Work-at-Home Moms, “Don’t Blink” Hits Different
As mothers, we’ve all heard the quintessential, two-word exclamatory statement that is supposed to be golden advice: “Don’t blink!” The…
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By Nickey J Dunn I Lost My Job but My Family Did Too
A very early, nondescript meeting popped up for me first thing in the morning, and I felt my stomach immediately…
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By Maria Dimarzo I Don’t Make A Lot of Money but I Make a Difference
I sank down in my seat. The room was full of people, and yet, I felt alone. We would sit…
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By Elizabeth Ascik For a Single, Working Mom Summer Is Hard
It really hit me one morning a few summers ago. I had stopped at Target to pick something up before…
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