Posted in Amy Giampetroni on Nov 10th, 2008
I’ve been away for too long, my friends. My family and I have just had too much chaos in the past few months and I finally had to put the brakes on this out-of-control train, do a little audit of what was and wasn’t working in our little universe, and figure out what to do [...]
Posted in Kate Olson on Jul 17th, 2008
Kate Olson is a mother of 2 toddlers and lives in rural Wisconsin. She balances motherhood & working from home in a semi-functional fashion - you can read more about Kate on our contributors page. She blogs about education and lots of business/tech stuff at Kate Says . Want more? Read all of Kate’s posts!
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Posted in Corey Smith, Dads on Jul 12th, 2008
Corey Smith is the proud father of four wonderful children. They provide the foundation for everything that he does. Corey’s daytime job is that of a serial entrepreneur. In addition to developing websites for Dealer Marketing Systems as their Chief Web Architect, he maintains a business and technology blog, just launched CopierCatalog.com and is working [...]
Posted in Sherry Carr Deer on Jun 17th, 2008
One of those things you hear before you’re a parent – and you wish parents would stop saying all the time – is how quickly the time goes. It starts during the pregnancy, “You just wait, the 9 months are going to fly by!” and continues through each developmental phase your child goes through, “You [...]
Posted in Amy Giampetroni on Jun 5th, 2008
As you may have read in my bio, I became a stay at home mom about a year ago, after my little boy’s chronic and recurring sinus infections literally had him on antibiotics constantly, and his immune system wasn’t functioning properly, never having a chance to fully recover between infections. That was both a blessing [...]
Posted in Kate Olson on May 19th, 2008
Stephanie (one of the writers here) just shared this Babies on the job video and related issues this morning and I HAD to get it up here as soon as I could!
The video from CNN describes the growing trend of allowing mothers to bring their children to work with them as a way of keeping [...]
