How has your energy and focus shifted during “work” hours now that you’re a mom? On the flip side, how do you manage your energy at work so you have “something left” for your kids at the end of a draining day at work?
A year ago, we talked about dressing up with your kids for Halloween, discussed what we learned about work-life balance from our own moms, and explored a week in the life of a fundraiser in Boston (mom of one).
Feel like you’re using your local library to its full potential? You may not have even THOUGHT of borrowing these things from the library…
A year ago, we rounded up 4 companies that rent maternity workwear, shared breakfast ideas for working moms, and explored a week in the life of a technical expert in Sub-Saharan Africa (mom to 1).
Every year around this time, I find myself stressed out and overwhelmed — do you, as well? Let’s brainstorm better ways to cope with back-to-school stress as a parent.
One year ago, we shared tips for packing school lunches and how to use your iPhone to store school paperwork — and a trial lawyer in Georgia (mom to FOUR!) shared a week in her life with us.
Emily Oster recently wrote an article in The Atlantic that too many parents are “secret parents,” encouraging “the polite fiction that after the first several months of leave, the child disappears into a void from which he or she emerges for viewing and discussing only during nonworking hours.” Are you guilty of this? Who should “parent loudly” — and what should they do?
One year ago, Kat shared her Evernote tips for moms (she’s a leeetle obsessed), we looked at the week in the life of an engineer in Texas, and we shared the best tips to get into a great health and fitness routine.
Here are some of the things I’ve learned to bring along on a road trip, both for ease of travel and for a peaceful, multi-hour stretch on the road… I’d love to hear yours.
One year ago we talked about self-care ideas when you’re crazy busy, favorite recipes for the back to school crush, and how to have a family staycation.
What do you do for quality time with your kids?
On the hunt for business attire so easy, you can just throw it in the washer and dryer? Here’s our roundup of the best brands making washable workwear. (Updated 2019!)
