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Homework: What, Whys & Woes
Simple tips to help you set your child up for success by dealing with homework appropriately.
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8 Tips To Make Flexible Work A Success
As a working mother, having a flexible work schedule can be a great blessing. However, it can be messy and muddled up too if not handled well. Here are some tips to help you succeed at this.
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How I Survived: Tips from Mothers
You may be curious to now how other mothers are juggling childcare, housework, as well as getting a little time to themselves. When babies are young, mothers have very little time when they are hands-free. We interviewed mothers who made things work using their own creativity. These ideas may inspire you as well.
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12 Questions to Screen Your Childcare Helper
Helpful questions to find out whether potential childcare helpers would be a good fit for your family or not.
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How Do I Tell My Boss I'm Pregnant?
You're expecting and you're loving it. However, at some point you will have to break the news to your boss and this can be a nerve-wracking step. This article will help you prepare and handle this issue with calmness.
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Transform Your Attitude
Ever wonder how some colleagues manage to get ahead despite all the odds? Attitude. If you are looking to make some positive changes in your approach to your work and life, here's what you need to know.
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6 Steps to Resume Work Successfully
Getting back to work after a long maternity leave? Here are some key points to help you deal with challenges.
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Juggling office and Breastfeeding
As a working mother you may be concerned about managing your new born and your career, while many women have coped with these challenges in their own way, no one approach suits everyone.
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Maternity Leave Transition Plan
The weeks before you go on maternity leave are important. You want to set things up so that you make a smooth exit from work. This will ensure that there is least amount of confusion and unknowns when you are away. Here's a list of how you can make that happen.
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Sharing Household Responsibilities After Baby Arrives
Now that you have a child, the number of household chores would have increased greatly. Oftentimes couples get into arguments over who will do what and whether each person is doing their fair share. Here's how you can work out this issue amicably with your spouse and keep your home running smoothly without so much conflict.
