Motherly shares expert-backed resources for conquering motherhood, career and finances. We’ll help you balance money and motherhood.
You can only stretch a dollar so far before something breaks.
4. Admitting that you're struggling isn't a sign of weakness
6. It can be good for your mental health.
One thing we learned is that ambition is not contained in a neatly packaged box labeled career, but bleeds into all aspects of our friends' lives, including marriage and, of course, parenting.
This resulting list is hopefully just a starting point—take a look!
It's a brave decision, and one too many working mothers can't afford to make.
For me, work gives me something of my own. Something to separate me from being Henry and Simon's mom and Logan's wife.
What we really need is a solid paid parental leave policy.
When time is truly at a premium—a session swapping business cards can be hard to prioritize. Shapr wants to change all that.
1. Be honest with your clients
Because it's an issue people on both sides of the aisle should be thinking about.
They might not be able to replace your full-time salary, but a few hundred dollars a month can help you cover the cost of groceries and diapers.
Teaching your kids about money early in life can help them to learn healthy financial habits that'll last a lifetime.
Ambition does not and should not halt with the arrival of motherhood.
With flexibility, we can do both. Or either. It all comes down to choice.
'Every body is different, every person is different,' says Williams.
She opens up and shares some truths.
I don't have the option of putting my job on hold for two months, but it's also unreasonable for my kids to spend huge chunks of the day in silence so I can work like I'm used to.