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For Mothers Who Do Too Much

By on September 20, 2011 in Caregiving, gender stereotype, maternal employment, Motherhood, Mothering, Mothers, parenting, SAHM, Uncategorized, women and work, work life balance

Nine mothers walk into a movieplex to watch their lives on screen in “I Don’t Know How She Does It”. The movie bears scant resemblance to their daily experience. So the nine mothers duck into a nearby watering hole and do exactly what you’d expect. They order a pitcher of sangria and talk about it.  [...]

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Should I Stay or Should I Go?

By on April 16, 2009 in Family, Mothers, Paid Family Leave, SAHM, WAHM, Working Mothers

Written by MOTHERS volunteer Kelly Coyle DiNorcia (ahimsamama.blogspot.com)I work from home (as a paid employee) for a youth sports organization. I have an almost four-year-old daughter and an almost one-year-old son. Though we have a sitter who comes once a week so I can have some undisturbed time to work, I am mostly juggling my [...]

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