Sentences with phrase «time as a working mom»

We talk a lot about how difficult it can be to manage your time as a working mom.

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In my head, I saw the bank as an evil entity, having no mercy for a hard - working, widowed mom who had come upon hard times.

The hardest part of this balance — especially as a working mom of two — is finding time for friends.

«Here you can work condensed work weeks; we have many [employees] that do part time; we have an internship program that focuses on moms reentering the workforce,» said Chrissy Toskos, vice president of campus recruiting at Prudential Financial, the 140 - year - old insurance company that uses nontraditional work schedules as one way to compete for millennial talent.

Since the founders are all experienced professionals as well as full - time moms, they understand how other parents could really use some help in dealing with the hectic work of being a parent.

Flexible employment options, such as part - time jobs, flexible schedules, and remote work, can help working moms and dads care for their children while maintaining meaningful professional lives.

As a single mom, this time isn't easy to find even when you sacrifice all your time, I'm also trying to finish school and if possible would be able to start my own business from home or will have more qualification to work from home for another company when I'm finished.

As a working mom, she wanted a very high - quality skincare product that would work for all skin types because she didn't have time to try different products or get her skin tested.

Women move back and forth between employment and home, and women who consider themselves stay - at - home mothers may work the same number of part - time hours as women who identify themselves as working moms.

This mission is lived out as she works part - time as adjucnt faculty in Bible and Theology in Western Seminary's distance learning program, at her church, City Life Church in Grand Rapids, and as a stay at home mom and wife living on a college campus with her husband, Cory, who is a Resident Director in a men's dorm.

Stay at homes are not «full - time moms» any more than women who work outside the home — as if breadwinning fathers were «part - time dads.»

This is life with a one year old... as a full - time working mom... who as of a couple of weeks ago was still pumping five times a day.

As a busy, working mom I love the added time - saving feature of premixed spice blends.

As a single working mom of a busy 8 yr old they often provide great ideas for limited budgets & minimal time.

The first time when I made the bread, I was probably 13 years old... My mom started to work, and I came from the school, hungry like a wolf; I was all alone, my sister was in school and my dad was working as well!

Mom was a working woman and as usual morning time used to be very hectic at home.

As a working mom, I have to make the most of my cooking time, especially on those days when I also have to work evenings.

My mom worked full - time as a physical therapist, yet prepared dinner each night for our family of five.

I love spending time in our kitchen and also share little glimpses of my life as a wife to one awesome Mathlete and working mom to 2 cute kids!

As a busy mom and full - time registered dietitian, the only way I guarantee myself a well balanced breakfast is to do some prep work in advance.

As a full - time working mom I NEED my coffee.

For my Mom who was working full time as a lawyer from the time I was 6 weeks old on, breastfeeding me when she got home from work was our special time each day.

At that time Natural Home was owned by Interweave Press, and here I was, working for two accomplished, self - assured moms who were both my mentors as well as clients: Peggy O'Mara, and Linda Ligon, and whom both I adored and loved dearly.

Enter the nanobébé innovative bottle feeding system: the first and only bottle created exclusively to support baby and mom's breastfeeding relationship for those times when mom can't be right there, such as when she needs to go back to work — or maybe just for a much - needed night off.

After giving birth to my daughter, I felt called to support and work with other moms and pregnant women as I experienced how much support we truly need in this transformative time in our lives.

Full time working mom with too much to do as it is here!

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.

As much as I like my Freestyle, there is still so much room for improvement, and I think it's especially important given how much time a working mom or an exclusive pumper devotes to using this producAs much as I like my Freestyle, there is still so much room for improvement, and I think it's especially important given how much time a working mom or an exclusive pumper devotes to using this producas I like my Freestyle, there is still so much room for improvement, and I think it's especially important given how much time a working mom or an exclusive pumper devotes to using this product.

(And yes, my older child was also large, and I wore him — as a single mom whose only time to get things done was during the day, because I worked at night.

The patented HydroComfort Technology ® works quickly, quietly, and gently to help moms relax and pump up to 29 % more breast milk in the same amount of time as compared to the other leading brands on the market.

So I help moms with returning to work, with time management, meal planning, just helping them thrive as a working mom.

• The type - A working mom who totally dismissed me because I told her that I currently worked part - time from home... and the stay - at - home sanctimommy who whispered to me how she thought that the kids of working moms weren't as well behaved as those of stay - at - home moms.

I was a working mom at the time as well so nursing after a long day at work really helped me to reconnect with my child and he looked forward to it also.

It can wear a mom to the breaking point as she constantly tries to multitask by caring for children and working at the same time.

During your downtime take some time to reflect on your life as a working mom (did you create your anti-mommy guilt credo yet?).

And so there are few things you can do as a working mom to make this time easier.

As a working from home mom, I love being able to make my own schedule, but I often struggle with the guilt of wanting to work when I have time to be with my daughter and wanting to be with my daughter when I have time to work.

-LSB-...] working parents to connect with their child: As I mentioned in my post about finding balance as a working mom, I have heard so many working parents complain about how little time they have with their kids -LSB-..As I mentioned in my post about finding balance as a working mom, I have heard so many working parents complain about how little time they have with their kids -LSB-..as a working mom, I have heard so many working parents complain about how little time they have with their kids -LSB-...]

They can also be used during non-meal time as a work station for moms or kids.

As a working Mom I get limited time with my little guy and I try to find fun things for us to do together when we have time to play.

This isn't to say I'd be thrilled to join other pumping moms in a communal Mothers» Room, but if work culture continues to skimp on providing supportive environments for raising a healthy family, including flex time, paid leave, subsidized quality care and just the basic humanity that allows us to see each other as more than just workers boosting a bottom line, I'd take the company of other moms like me so I wouldn't feel so alone as a working parent.

As an RN who spent time working in OB, and as a mother of 3, I am outraged at the way exclusive breastfeeding is pushed upon momAs an RN who spent time working in OB, and as a mother of 3, I am outraged at the way exclusive breastfeeding is pushed upon momas a mother of 3, I am outraged at the way exclusive breastfeeding is pushed upon moms.

Although the reasons behind this make sense, and the lack of proper maternity leave and breastfeeding breaks is responsible, studies published in the U.S. National Library of Medicine show that moms who work full time don't nurse as long as mothers who work outside the home part - time or are not employed at all.

As a mom who has spent hours upon hours working while nursing a baby, we know that (most of the time) there's absolutely nothing about feeding a baby that prevents an email from being responded to, a call from being taken, or some other quiet task from being accomplished.

As a working mom, time is precious.

As a childbirth educator, I work with a lot of pregnant moms and there are themes I hear new moms say time and time again.

You might look toward getting off the clock and spending all your free time with your kids, but there are still ways that you can balance your work and home life as a devoted mom.

As a mom who works full - time I find that my energy level after work is minimal.

also scattered in the google reviews: a terrible story about a baby who died due to their negligence, the revelation that when they have a disaster transfer, they don't take them to the hospital down the road as they tell patients, and a mom who was rejected as a client because she didn't have time for their full indoctrination procedure because she traveled for her work and would need to have some appointments with another care provider in another state.

As a busy working mom of three, I already have no extra time for myself.