Tag Archive 'work'

An Extreme Life Makeover

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 [...]

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Wanting and Having it All

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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Why I Love Being a Dad

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 [...]

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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 [...]

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When I Grow Up…

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 [...]

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CNN Video: Babies on the Job

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 [...]

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