Sentences with phrase «sahm who»

I did, however, see a SAHM who listed her mom job on her resume and included things like «nutrition planning and delivery» and «educational development» under her tasks.

UK About Blog Mummy Mishaps is me Jenny, a mostly SAHM who is definitely a clumsy mumsy!

And if your pal is a SAHM who picks up your slack during the week, let her kids hang at your place some weekends to give her a break.

Alison, this outfit is so perfect for the SAHM who wants to be stylish and comfortable!

About Blog I am a SAHM who in a former life lived in the big smoke and worked in the fashion industry.

i will actually be shopping on black friday online with honeybuns cloth diapers which is a SAHM who has wonderful diapers.

Bloggin SAHM who spends her days trolling the local Target, chasing four little daughters and writing on her own blog www.fourprincessesandthecheese.com as well as contributing to Suburban Misfit Mom

I am Jenny a SAHM who can normally be found over at Mummy Mishaps, where I blog about my life with my two boys, Burton and Jenson, and my passion for baking cakes!

I'm wondering, as a SAHM who finds myself feeling a bit of a non-entity because I'm not in productive work, whether «mother» as a superior label is actually a compensation for a role that is not valued by society.

(This coming from a SAHM who has always preferred to keep her children and husband as her highest priorities — I personally would not have excelled at having to juggle my kids» best interests with my employer's / job's best interests.

In Praise of Stay - at - Home Moms was written for SAHMs who feel under - appreciated and who may face criticism from family and peers for their decision.

I have to admit, I used to turn my nose up to SAHMs who would put their kids in childcare centers for a couple of days a week just to get a break from them.

Not exact matches

Ok, all you holier - than - thou moms who just got on their soap box to preach about the ill - effects of television let me reassure you that my kids only watch what I allow them (and been pre-screened by me) and only for the recommended 2 hours a day (contrary to what you may have read in my What Not To Say To SAHM post).

Oh and because I can't let it slide, until recently I worked full - time, now I am a SAHM mom — to the person who said it's difficult «especially» for us moms who work full time, just so you know — IT»S HARDER FOR STAY AT HOME MOMS!!!!!!! I know this now

The basic definition of a stay - at - home mom (SAHM) is someone who stays home to raise her children and manage her household.

If you're a SAHM, even part - time, you desire a bit of a break, and moms» night out, for us, is all about being happy - hour break for other moms (regardless of their sex at birth, regardless of their sexual orientation) who want the same sort of break too.

With the gay women we hung out with, it was usually the SAHM (who, BTW, was not necessarily the birth parent or at least not the birth parent of all the children) who came out.

The support I have gotten about not breast feeding (aside from here) has been from women like my mom and her friends - who breast fed while being SAHMs 30 years ago.

When LÍLLÉbaby first reached out to me, I was a SAHM to a one year old little girl, and an avid babywearer who had all but given up on soft structured carriers.

I think that becoming a SAHM is hard even for those of us who chose it right off the bat during our first pregnancies.

Before I had kids I had no idea how there were so many parents, especially stay - at - home moms (SAHMs), who struggle to squeeze in time for a shower every day.

It's so nice to see someone else (SAHM) who is excited over new releases.

And to the ignorant idiots out there who wonder what sahm's do all day and seem to think we have it easy and we have no reason to be exhausted, screw you.

And those of us who do choose to be stay - at - home moms, well, choose it (and judging on every single SAHM I know in the South, they're the ones who manage the money in the family).

I guess it's only natural to assume the grass is greener on the other side of motherhood: that working moms get to «have a break» from parenting unlike SAHMs, who have to deal with their kids all the day, or that SAHMs get to, well, stay at home, and don't have to deal with the rigors of holding down a job and being a parent.

I am truly blessed to be married to an endearing husband (who is an incredible daddy) to be a SAHM to 2 vibrant and energetic gals, one precious little man and to do something I LOVE!

There are so many things stay - at - home moms do that are completely off the radar of someone who's never been a SAHM.

But these words here are specifically for the SAHMs out there who are wondering if their choice to stay at home is actually hurting their daughters.

Anyone who thinks being a stay at home mom is easy has never actually been a SAHM.

Lauren is a SAHM of three who realized a couple of years ago that trying to make other people think she has it all together is exhausting and ridiculous.

When I was pregnant with my daughter, I remember day - time talk shows featuring contentious feuds between SAHMs and moms who work!

Complications: this is for sure, come h3ll or high water, my last baby, so I've been loathe to spend a lot / any money on maternity pieces — but the friend who loaned me a bunch of stuff is a SAHM, so obviously tons of jeans / casual tops but not as much work - appropriate gear.

Chula Vista, CA About Blog I'm a SAHM to 4 children and Navy spouse who enjoys running, triathlons and beer.

I'm formerly a software engineer who has become a SAHM sandwiched between elementary school aged kids and mid 80s year old in - laws, as well as managing our property and non-property related business.

She's a wife, SAHM and crafty blogger who spends most of her days trying to balance all three roles while still squeezing in time for crafting.

They are quilters, knitters, a man with a cochlear implant, one was even a VP of Bank, SAHM's, specialists on the art of French Braiding, one who does book reviews, and even a Quilter Dad.