Sentences with phrase «moms contribute to their family»

However, stay - at - home moms contribute to their family's bottom line in a number of ways.

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And because I'm the vegan expert in the family, my mom has asked me to plan the menu that we will all contribute to this year's Thanksgiving.

While some may argue that a stay - at - home mom doesn't contribute to her family, they're strictly thinking about a financial contribution in the form of a paycheck.

It's how I started really contributing to the family at this age... so what works for mom works for the kids?

Genetics does play a part, which is why I want to highlight that both moms who have contributed here were smart to factor in their own family's predisposition to react negatively to vaccines.

These jobs for stay - at - home moms let you contribute to your family's bottom dollar and offer the flexibility you need as a SAHM.

By helping to prepare food for the family, they will feel good knowing they are contributing to the wellbeing of their new sibling (and Mom, too).

Many moms, however, report that extreme efforts to promote the benefits of breastfeeding, such as a lower risk of SIDS or chronic disease later on in life, has contributed to a culture that shames mothers who can not exclusively breastfeed, as does judgment from finger - wagging family members and friends.

And seeing how the early organizations for LGBTQ parents helped shape the overall LGBTQ rights movement of today (a story told in Rivers» book and in the 2006 documentary Mom's Apple Pie: The Heart of the Lesbian Mothers» Custody Movement) can inspire us to keep contributing to that broader effort, even as we balance the demands of work and family.

That so many working moms and their families are hungry is something we all need to take responsibility for by contributing to and volunteering at food banks, supporting nonprofits like No Kid Hungry, and encouraging our employers to follow the lead of Kellogg's, General Mills and Sodexo to lend their might to the fight as well.

Are you a stay at home mom or dad who is anxious to contribute some money to the family coffers?

Unfortunately, due to health problems in the family, my mom won't be able to contribute, and she's always insisted I focus on studying rather than working due to my heavy course load and the internships I've had.

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Elistist and exclusionary there is a a lot of pressure to contribute an excessive amount of time and money - working class families and single moms need not apply.