Sentences with phrase «most work at home moms»

I do the things that most work at home moms due, I also run a business (from home), take care of my aging mother, garden, and a million other things... but the world sees me as a «stay at home» mom.

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I was working in the pharmaceutical industry prior to becoming a Pure Barre teacher, but my most recent «job» has been stay - at - home mom.

The reason the website has a womanly touch is because some of the best, most flexible work - from - home opportunities are actually geared toward stay - at - home moms.

It's like having the best of both worlds: working most of the time, but being an at - home mom for a couple of months.

Even when I did go back to work, I was still physically touching her 14 hours out of 24, which is probably more than most stay at home moms who use strollers, cribs and bouncy seats.

I work full time, but am «blessed» to work weekends when my boys visit their dad and therefore have most weekdays as a quasi stay at home mom.

Most people think of a stay - at - home moms as a woman with a spouse who goes out to work while she stays home all day.

Before the recession, stay - at - home moms who wanted to re-enter the work force were the most under employed, untapped, difficult to find talent pool.

Courtney Sperlazza, MPH, has worked in health research and is currently a write - at - home mom to two of the most beautiful and charming kids on the planet.

Anyway, my nonscientific observation is that stay - at - home moms worry about potty training earlier than work - out - of - the home moms, most likely because they're actually having to do all of the work.

Unfortunately, at the core of mommy wars lies the most popular mommy war of all time: stay - at - home moms versus working moms.

Whether you're looking for graduate degrees in education or working toward your master of electrical engineering, online classes can help provide the opportunity for stay at home moms to take their classes when it is most convenient for them.

Indeed, stay at home moms are arguably one of the most underappreciated working members of our society.

There are a ton of different ways to cloth diaper now, since most diapers are made by small businesses (many by work - at - home moms).

There's nothing I love more than supporting a small business, and when that small business is a local work at home mom (WAHM) making some of the most fabulous cloth diapers I've ever seen, my heart just swells.

Many expecting moms assume that breast pumps are most useful for women who plan to work shortly after giving birth, but the reality of breastfeeding is that breast pumps are a helpful tool for stay - at - home moms too.

Whether we stay at home, work, or a little bit of both, most moms have a long list of things they do before 9:00 a.m., and those lists are nothing short of impressive.

Treating stay at home Moms as heroes and saints who have it hard or are doing equal amounts of work is the most retarded thing in modern politics.

It is a shame that most of the working community does not recognize the importance of stay - at - home working moms.

I would argue that most working moms would prefer to stay at home to provide constant love and attention to their kids but are not in a place financially to do so.

Why is it that stay at home moms, for the most part, respect working moms and single mothers because they realize their worth?

If you decide to have an office better for the job but most moms prefer to stay at home and work while taking care of the family at the same time.

Explore the most flexible part - time jobs for stay - at - home moms now to find a job that brings in some money, makes you happy and works with your family's busy schedule.

Work at home moms have more opportunities than ever to pursue their passions and paychecks without giving up so many of the moments that matter most.

That list includes «The Opt - Out Revolution» by Lisa Belkin, a 2003 Times Magazine cover story that looked at a handful of Princeton grads who (unlike most of their peers) left demanding jobs to stay at home with their children; Caitlin Flanagan's gloating potshots at working moms, especially «How Serfdom Saved the Women's Movement» in the Atlantic in March 2004 and «To Hell with All That» in the New Yorker in July 2004; and an article on the New York Times's front page on Sept. 20, 2005, that repeated that many women at elite colleges were opting for motherhood over careers.

Nicole Bradick, founder of Custom Counsel (which recently was acquired by CuroLegal), says most of these companies were founded with the express purpose of providing work for stay - at - home mom lawyers.

How should I write a resume when I have been at stay - at - home mom for the last 20 years and most of the companies that I had worked for no longer exist?

After being a stay at home mom for most of the time, then working 45 - 50 hours per week the past 4 years, I'm back at home watching my baby granddaughter part time, and I'm struggling to keep a good schedule, getting all of the projects & cleaning & blogging done as I plan on.

As a stay at home mom to 4, my biggest concern is that the majority of home burglaries happen during the day, when most are at work, and after ringing the doorbell and receiving no answer, thieves often simply kick in the door.