Sentences with phrase «work of motherhood»

While you thought all those months of stuffing diapers in a dispenser were just part of the work of motherhood, your experiences as a mom have been preparing you to pursue a career helping others as a medical assistant (MA).

It's difficult to believe this epic, ambitious work of motherhood and female identity is Wolas» first book.

mom, and I feel I can manage the challenging and wonderful work of motherhood!

This is where the real work of motherhood officially begins, and amidst all her emotions and new feelings, She begins to learn how to start one of the most incredible journeys she will ever undertake in her life.

Her blog often covers the hard work of motherhood, good and bad experiences, and humorous anecdotes, all of which she wants to leave as a legacy for her children.

The Mexican cuarentana honors and celebrates the postpartum period, and provides new mothers with a gradual transition into the hard work of motherhood.

Not exact matches

«As tough as juggling the demands of motherhood and being a Senator can be, I'm hardly alone or unique as a working parent, and my children only make me more committed to doing my job and standing up for hardworking families everywhere.»

I knew that part of my journey with motherhood was going to be learning how to balance that and hopefully sharing with other women what was working and what wasn't.»

Of course, that doesn't dismiss the benefits of stay - at - home parenting, and McGinn emphasizes that she's not suggesting that working motherhood is morally superioOf course, that doesn't dismiss the benefits of stay - at - home parenting, and McGinn emphasizes that she's not suggesting that working motherhood is morally superioof stay - at - home parenting, and McGinn emphasizes that she's not suggesting that working motherhood is morally superior.

A new study of HBS alumnae shows that female grads are leaving full - time work at surprising rates, sacrificing their careers for motherhood.

Duckworth says, «As tough as juggling the demands of motherhood and being a Senator can be, I'm hardly alone or unique as a working parent.»

It has worked with Merck and the White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood to allow women to use Gram Vaani's voiced - based platform to review the quality of care they get from clinics.

And I loved this post because it married a few things I'm passionate about — motherhood, freedom, the sanctity of work, and family dynamics.

She spends two chapters arguing that the church's idolization of stay - at - home motherhood has heaped «minivan loads of guilt on [employed] women who are doing their best to manage their many roles» and who are doing the work to which God has called them.

«Working through feelings about motherhood had unleashed hidden reserves of creativity and femininity, and I emerged liberated, energized and strong,» she reports.

I suspect that statement will surprise some of you because our culture works so hard to create a nostalgic, romantic idealization of both motherhood and fatherhood that will convince us that loving our parents is a virtue we all must exemplify.

Motherhood became the catalyst for us to find the balance between the work of writing and creating that we had been doing for so many years, and the joys or raising a beautiful family that brings us so much joy.

Kate: I do the work I do because of motherhood!

Rhythm of the Home: Well motherhood, and family, lies at the root of the work that we do.

If I can't take care of a pet anymore becasue motherhood, working a full time job and tkaing care of a house is too much why does that make me a bad person for finding another home for a pet?

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.

With their vast experience in working with women during pregnancy, birth and the early stages of motherhood, know that you can feel safe expressing yourself in this non-judgmental support group.

But although I can vaguely remember some discussion of work versus motherhood in my young adult social circles, it was only on the periphery.

Lately I've been feeling «not good enough» when overwhelmed with the responsibility of motherhood but I realise that I need to forgive myself and give myself some credit for all the hard work I've put into becoming a conscious parent.

There are some things you can do to better your chances of landing in the right role that will make returning to working motherhood worthwhile.

;) But it is about finding ways to fulfil the mother's dream of motherhood, and if breastfeeding is a vital part of that, then she deserves to have someone that helps her find a way to make it work.

It's like your entire physiology flips into overdrive in order to get your body back into pre-pregnancy shape, but is still working hard to provide nourishment for your baby, help the two of you bond, and prepare you for motherhood.

Adapting to motherhood takes a lot of work and energy.

So it looks like all three super models are making motherhood work for them in terms of maintaining their brand as super sexy, very highly - paid, working models, proving once again that being a mother is pretty great for your career — if you're famous.

Miranda Kerr has been doing well for herself too, using plenty of media outlets to talk about her post-baby curves, promote her post-baby body, and claim the status of Wonder Woman in response to working motherhood.

«The moment I held my newborn in my arms I was overwhelmed by a feeling of love... then a few minutes of baby gazing later and I was hit clean between the temples by a lifetime of worry, then hammered hard on the shoulders by the heavy weight of responsibility and back breaking hard work ahead of me... but I wouldn't change a thing, motherhood is a gift»

That entire time, I've been working with parents and children and I always imagined we were on the precipice of feminism finally empowering motherhood.

Emily loves giving other mom's advice and ideas to help make motherhood just a little easier, and in her spare time she loves working with her hands: sewing, scrapbooking and making all sorts of fun things for her boys and crafts to decorate her home with.

May we all laugh together as one and remember that motherhood, though a lot of work, is fall down, clutch your sides, laugh till you ache funny.

She works with women in all stages of motherhood, from mothers struggling with conception, through pregnancy, lactation and beyond to ensure the best health and nutrition for both mother and baby.

Learning the job of motherhood is hard enough without the distractions of responsibilities outside the home, but when you're trying to maintain your identity as a working woman you have an intensified need for the lessons taught by breastfeeding.

And working women — 66 % of mothers work at home — so working women get very little maternal leave, their partners often get little to none, and then transition to motherhood can be really really hard.

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May 16: How Open Adoption Changed The Meaning of Motherhood For Me Monica, a birthmother, explains why birthmothers and adoptive mothers have to fight against the stigmas about open adoption and how she and her daughter's adoptive mother have made their own own relationship work.

She's got to get to Work today: her first full day of motherhood!

Toni Morrison «s view of motherhood as reflected in her literary works is one of motherhood as a profound act of social and political resistance in the struggle against both racism and the oppression of women.

Rosie Herman, of Tomball, Texas, worked 15 years as a manicurist before giving birth to twin girls and then noticing that the tasks of motherhood were drying out her hands (imagine changing a dozen diapers a day).

This parenting guide for working mothers blends confessional stories and hands - on strategies to help women navigate the tug - of - war between work and motherhood.

The award - winning British novelist became the first literary Bad Mother for her memoir A Life's Work, which chronicled the «abasements» of pregnancy and «the sacking and slow rebuilding of every corner of my private world that motherhood has entailed.»

She is the lifestyles editor and writer at a San Francisco Bay Area newspaper and has been a featured blogger for the Huffington Post; columnist for Mommy Tracked: Managing the Chaos of Modern Motherhood, ModernMom.com and Divorce 360; contributor to the anthologies «Nothing But the Truth So Help Me God: 73 Women on Life's Transitions» and «Knowing Pains: Women on Love, Sex and Work in Our 40s,» a fundraiser for breast cancer.

My goal is to help other women understand how women with a variety of circumstances cope with the challenges of working motherhood warts and all.

It's not that I'm against learning from other mothers or against bouncing ideas off of each other and talking about what's worked and what hasn't (because I am) and it's not that I don't value the friendships I've made with other women who have kids (because I do), but after having my son I was in search of friends who would give me something outside of my child, who would remind me that motherhood wasn't the only characteristic that defined me.

Advocacy When it comes to balancing work, life and motherhood, the founder of MommyCon believes sharing experiences with other parents can be truly uplifting.

When it comes to balancing work, life and motherhood, the founder of MommyCon believes sharing experiences with other parents can be truly uplifting.

Birth has the potential to be a transformative, spiritual event where women undergo the deep work of moving from maidenhood to motherhood.