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This work arrangement is not perfect, but it’s been the greatest opportunity I’ve ever had.
“Becoming a mom has really inspired everything we’re doing going forward.”
“Nothing worth having comes easy.”
#1—Flexibility is everything.
“I’ve honed a relentless focus on results and a healthy distaste for inefficiency.” ?
“You certainly don’t need to apologize for birthing and raising a little human.”
How I learned to stop stressing and hire a babysitter.
6. Be your own barista. Getting your coffee fix at home could save you $400+ a year.
I have learned that my life is much more meaningful when I say yes to hard work with intention and purpose.
Whether on maternity leave, looking to dip your toes in a project, or ready to dive into a new career move STAT.
I know that you sometimes feel like you just can’t do it all. And you can’t. But I know too that you don’t need to do it all right now. You just need to take one small next step.
The children’s clothing company uses a supply chain that values timeless quality (and adorable styling).
#1—Identify your goal + dream big. It’s important to have a clear destination so you can plot out your journey.
Build relationships and be generous.
“I didn’t invent teething necklaces. . .But I knew that other moms would want [to wear] something stylish.”
“Other moms were in the same boat in terms of being over the snaps” on baby clothes. A business is born.
The first step towards finding the right nanny may actually be finding yourself.
#5—Use free tools like Fairygodboss which allows you to read about experiences from women at thousands of companies.
Working motherhood expert Allyson Downey talks overcoming guilt and what it really takes to thrive.
Sarah is working hard to balance family and her growing business allowing families to borrow high quality baby gear.
