A Day In the Life of a Work-At-Home Mom
If you’re a mom, you can relate. Enjoy!
6:00 AM – Alarm goes off. You jump out of bed and make a mad dash for the shower.
6:05 AM – You hear your three-year-old yelling at you as you turn the water off and wonder why he isn’t paying attention to the tot clock you spent $50 on to keep him in his room until 6:30 AM. Read More
Transitioning From Work To Home
For most of us, it’s impossible to know how we’ll feel the first time we hold our first child. So, it’s really difficult to understand what it’s going to be like to leave a child in a daycare center or with a nanny to go to work all day. If you’re contemplating marriage, ready to have a child, expecting, or even a work outside of the home mom, this is an important discussion to have with your partner. Read More
Balancing Work and Life
It’s difficult, when you work at home, to separate work life from family life. What with checking e-mails, packing lunches, chauffeuring the kids, and working into the wee hours – all within the same four walls – you may feel a little depleted. And, lonely. So, what’s a girl to do? Schedule, schedule, schedule. Some down time, that is. At least once a week, make some time for yourself, and don’t forget to schedule alone time with your partner. Read More
Create Your Own Office
You need your own space, but you don’t have much room to spare. Not to worry, you can have a small office space with out kicking anyone else out of their spaces. Read More
Live on Less
So, how do people do it? Live on one salary or cut their income so that one parent can stay at home? Well, it’s about changing the way that you think about finances, distinguishing between needs and wants, and desiring a lifestyle that’s healthier and more satisfying. Below are some tips on how start:
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