Sentences with phrase «chosen the working mom»

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Every day you choose something to prioritize, especially as a working mom.

«No more anxiety about costs... The freedom to choose when it's time for mom or dad to go back to work.

Whether you're an entrepreneur working from home, a small mom and pop business new to the Internet, or a large company looking to develop a robust ecommerce store, you'll be glad you chose THCServers.com to be your partner.

LeStage talked about how there's no better worker than a part / time working mom in the sense that you have limited time to deal with things, and know you are choosing work over home while you're working and so you GET THINGS DONE.

Among other insults, the message was clear: moms shouldn't choose work outside of their kids.

While many career moms choose to focus on motherhood, the public battles of stay - at - home and working moms may be ringing in her ears.

Many moms aren't able to breastfeed, or they work full time, so they choose to exclusively pump.

Working part - time or shorter hours during weekdays would be convenient for working moms who choose to breaWorking part - time or shorter hours during weekdays would be convenient for working moms who choose to breaworking moms who choose to breastfeed.

If you choose to continue breastfeeding, some moms recommend talking to a lactation consultant before you head back to work.

Feminist moms trust in the judgment and choices of other women, and that includes their right to choose to be working moms or stay - at - home moms; to breastfeed or not; to be Justin Bieber fans or not.

At heart of this story what Sheryl Sandberg is doing is challenging the notion that working moms need to choose between work and family.

Mom Innovations said on their website they'd work to accomodate customers, but when I told them I needed them in three days, they said I'd chosen the wrong shipping method - Fedex Ground.

Don't get me wrong — I'm indebted to pumps, which have allowed me and other moms who choose it to continue feeding our babies breast milk after we return to work.

When breastfeeding does not work out the way they expect it to, some moms choose to turn to a breast pump to help solve...

When breastfeeding does not work out the way they expect it to, some moms choose to turn to a breast pump to help solve their problems.

As a Working Mom there many challenges that can pop - up with the people we work with because of the lifestyle we have chosen.

Many moms confess that among every preparation, choosing non-alcoholic drinks that are delicious and fancy for the kids at the same time is a tough work.

This can be a stressful time for new - working moms and choosing the right breast pump is crucial in making the transition of going back to work.

And if working moms are more likely to have employment gaps and fall victim to wage inequality, woman who choose (or are forced to) work and have children are clearly being set up to fail.

While many choose to go back to school, or talk to their current bosses about working from home, a growing number of moms are turning to the business of homemade crafts.

Breastfeeding is a decision many moms choose, but working and breastfeeding is often a challenge.

Andy — my kids school does provide lowfat choc milk with meals and while I work with my kids to avoid that and chose better... when my 5 and 7 year olds are at school away from mom's eyes they are going to go for the chocolate every time!

If mom chooses not to work out her muscles enough, she might find it super difficult for the challenge of delivering her baby and may have to deliver with the aid of medical intervention and a C - section.

From taking creative license with the spelling of their girl's name, to piecing together a name from both mom and dad's names, to just opening up a baby book and blindly choosing, parents have their work cut out for them when it comes time to give their new bundle a name that does her justice.

Many moms choose to have obstetric care and that is fine — I believe whatever works best and feels best for you is what you should do.

Some moms have chosen or do not have a choice but to go back to work.

There are several other safe options to choose from if Zoloft doesn't work for a mom.

-- Janice Boyles, Publisher, Choosing Home, The Newsletter for At - home / work - at - home Moms «No other parenting book that I've read covers this topic so thoroughly and thoughtfully.»

Granted, I suppose I'm a complete dichotomy (homeschooler and working mom, liberal and a military spouse, feminist and a wife who lives by very «traditional» ideals — you could say we have a «1950's household» and I * consciously * chose that lifestyle.

If it works for them, it works for us, so there's no reason to be judging millennial moms for choosing to work outside the home, especially if dad is there!

Although I understand why people choose to follow attachment parenting guidelines, it wouldn't have worked for me, especially since I was a single mom to my newborn daughter.

I'm not saying these things aren't important, but being a mom of three and a working mom has forced me to shake off the pressure and choose what I want to prioritize.

Toddlers and paint is not some moms idea of fun... I know there is a lot of cleaning up but if you choose a day when you have time and one when you can work outside for easy clean up, then it becomes a much nicer activity for you both.

Let's face it, as much as we working moms who choose to breastfeed love to provide our hungry little nurslings with nourishing milk, pumping at work sucks.

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We must also make the work environment more family friendly so that working moms do not have to choose between being able to work or being able to feed their infant the best food available.

Many working moms choose an electric double pump — these allow you to efficiently empty both breasts at once — but there are other options.

Some moms find it works best to choose a short answer and stick to it.

For a mom who is choosing to pump exclusively or will be returning to work, a double electric pump is preferred.

SUNNY GAULT: Alright, so we have a «Boob Oops» and this comes from one of our listeners, Rebeca, and it's about pumping and going back to work, and so I think it's very apropos to our conversation today about how moms choose to breastfeed their babies or to pump for their babies.

As for being able to pick out kids whose mother works, again, I think that says more about your own prejudices than about whether a mom chooses / has to work or not.

And since returning to the work force after caring for children at home can also be especially difficult for moms, the apparent discrimination — intentional or not — in the rehiring process, may not be aimed at men, but any parent who chooses, for a time, to stay at home while raising their children.

This article made me sad, so many studies have shown that breast feeding has so many health benefits for both Mom and baby but it seems like many women in the USA are forced to choose between working and nursing.

All in all, a large number of new moms and dads will have more time to bond with baby, and an increased chance to choose a flexible work arrangement, in 2017.

We all know plenty of moms who decided they simply didn't want to return to work after their maternity leave was up, choosing instead to spend more time bonding with their new bundle of joy.

Gwynnie Bee has thousands of casual items and work appropriate garments for your Mom to choose from and imagine how much she will think of you when a new package arrives on her doorstep?

Single Parent Meet believes dating works better when you are on an online dating platform like itself, with variety of interested and open - minded single dads and moms to choose from.

«No more anxiety about costs... The freedom to choose when it's time for mom or dad to go back to work.

Although they haven't made the final short list — Thomas Ganter for Man with a Plaid Blanket, David Jon Kassan for Letter to my Mom and Richard Twose for Jean Woods — they are among the 55 artists chosen for the exhibition from a record entry of 2,377 works from 71 countries.

Calling out a slippage in today's world, the curators summon a group of artist - parents to contribute to a springboard for re-imagining an art world where «Mom» is not a demeaning characterization, where childcare is factored in for participating artists at art spaces, and where artists aren't forced to choose between home and work.