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For me, work gives me something of my own. Something to separate me from being Henry and Simon's mom and Logan's wife.
When time is truly at a premium—a session swapping business cards can be hard to prioritize. Shapr wants to change all that.
Martin hopes that her moment in the spotlight can help other mamas feel comfortablenursing when and where they feel like it.
1. Be honest with your clients
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.
It's hard, but it happens and parents should not feel guilty.
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.
Jacinda Ardern had a baby girl!
And I'm done apologizing for it.
In part because they're busy managing everyone else's.
There is no clocking in or clocking out. No holidays or sick days or breaks.
It wasn't glamorous, but neither is motherhood.
The ultimate guide to sharing a babysitter.
There is no greater gift than knowing my boys are in good hands.
I've gotten a lot done in my Chevy.
I assumed that once I was a stay-at-home mom, I would become a laid back, relaxed lady of leisure, but I was so wrong.
I started feeling stressed out every time he cried, which was often.
