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Why Daycare is More Than OK
It is no secret I love daycare. They take great care of my boys. They teach them tons of things in ways I couldn’t dream of. They teach sharing where I can’t really do the same peer to peer lessons …
Winning and Worrying
I've started working more recently. I'm not the one picking up the kiddo from school most days and sometimes, I'm required to be out for meetings in the
6 Tips to Overcome Working Mom Guilt
I have been a working mama for both of my boys’ entire lives. I’ve worked for the same company since I graduated from college. I have held a
Making Up for Not Being There
Between my posts on anxiety, exercise, and feeling the need to control something even if it’s just my son’s play room, I think this site has become an
When Does It Become Too Much “Me” Time?
Last week was shit. No other way to put it. My week started with a text message from a friend telling me that she heard a local girl
The Gender Pay Gap: My Responsibility
Funny things happen when you research. For one, you learn new things. For two, you learn new things that blow your mind wide open. That happened to me
PPD and the Working Mom
Hi. I'm Brandy and I have suffered from postpartum depression/anxiety...twice. I had no idea how to start this post so lets just shine light on the elephant in
What If…
In the year that I’ve been blogging on here, I’ve written about the term “working mom” versus the phrase a friend of mine coined, “mom who works.” I’ve
Date Night: A Necessity
I’m two weeks into a new school year, I’ve learned all my students’ names, I’ve submitted six assignments into our online grading system, I’ve met a handful of
Making Time for You: A Working Mom Guilt
::curse word, curse word, curse word:: Forgive me while I write through some rage issues. Which you can read for you enjoyment while you giggle at my current neuroses
Dear Husband, I Miss You
Things have been busy around these parts lately. Mostly it is my fault. First, I took off to MEET my internet BiFF Alicia for her 30th birthday, which
I Told a Lie: I’m Meant to Be a Working Mom
When I first went back to work, I was a pile of hormones, nerves, guilt, and anxiety, sitting in a rolling chair in my principal’s office crying. I
The Irrational Green-Eyed Monster of Summer
It hits me about this time every year. The jealousy that comes with summer break. And let me clarify, I'm not jealous of the working-teacher-mamas I know that get to
Working Mom Guilt {Sleep Training Edition}
Back in October I wrote about my tales of a working mom trying to get some sleep. I guess I should have known that having a good sleeper
Sick of Feeling Conflicted
From my office swivel chair, I can see a daycare. It is really close. It’s like watching it on TV. The playground is eye level. It is both
Where We Are All Day
My daughter has always been particularly articulate. She started talking at a young age and there have been many huge explosions in her vocabulary and comprehension since. The hubs and I are
In My Shoes: How I Came To Be a Working Mom
There were many layers, built over a number of years, under a layer of fear which lead me to become the working mom I am today. It was
Choosing Not To Work {Sort Of}
A few months ago I wrote about my choice to work. WAHM with childcare help for the win was and still is my ultimate goal, though I know
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: A Working Mom’s Body Image
When I was finishing high school and during my first year of college, I probably looked my best. I didn’t work full-time. I spent every afternoon in the
Feeling Judged {Preschool Edition}
After much thought and (mostly internal) debate, I've tentatively enrolled my three little ones (4, 2, and 2) in full-day preschool next year. I honestly feel like this is







































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