Showing posts with label WAHM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WAHM. Show all posts

How to Work at Home with Sick Kids

Vacation's over; everyone's back to school; you can finally get caught up on work and wouldn't you know it--a child gets sick. Flu season 2012-2013 is shaping up nasty says ABC News, so if you've got kids, plan on them getting ill. How do you get anything done with sick kids? Let this multitasker mom of four and former homeschool parent help. WAHM parents with sick kids

How I Set Work-at-Home Boundaries with Myself and Family

I've been a WAHM (work-at-home-mom) since 2005. There are advantages to working at home. I see more of my family, I'm readily available. I don't have to go out to work every day. Oddly, those advantages are closely related to the disadvantages. Work-at-home perks caused many problems before I learned to set boundaries. Here's how. Read more

Montessori Mom--at Home Preschool Science Learning Center

From 27 years in Montessori and special education, I've developed a learning center approach to parenting. From the time our kids were toddlers, I arranged their play area with learning stations. When I home schooled, I did the same with the school room. If you've got preschool age kids or are homeschooling, I highly recommend at-home learning centers. Here's how this Montessori mom set up a science learning center. Montessori Mom--at Home Preschool Science Learning Center 

Avoiding Work at Home Mom or Work at Home Parent Guilt Issues


Tips to Balance Family and Job for Work at Home Moms- Coping with Guilt
What is a WAHM? It's like SAHM, stay at home mom. WAHM stands for Work at Home Mom. Day care costs are rising. Moms want to be home with their families. And the Internet offers a wealth of opportunity. WAHM face similar issues as workplace moms. Guilt is a big problem with many work at home parents. Dads who work at home deal with this too.
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