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You can do it! (And you’ll be really glad you did.)
You value your time, your money, and most of all your children.
Every single mother I know is figuring it out as she goes, making it work along the way.
2. Make the most of naptime.
3. Leave at least 2 hours between your return home and your baby’s bedtime, if possible.
The SMART goals became a distraction from the self-loathing that had consumed me for months.
5 working mom tips for when last night was a disaster.
In this full life, I choose to be very careful with what takes up my time.
2. Make the most of naptime
1. I determine my non-negotiables
Who’s with me?
...just as you are. ?
9. It makes me feel like a strong role model for my daughter.
Want to make money documenting life with your kids? Here’s how.
1. Accept trade-offs as inevitable
How friends and founders of Wonderhood Toys did it.
When will it ever end?
1. ‘Multitasking’ is not your friend.
2. Fit is everything.
Nap time = work time.
