Going Back to Work: Toddler
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Back to Work?
Asked by S.P. from Colorado Springs
on May 22, 2009
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When's a good time to go back to work?
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- In my opinion, our children are our careers as mothers. We can do whatever we darn well want after we have done our jobs as moms. If you are wanting to go back to wo...
- Hello S., Honestly... It varies based on your financial needs, ideas of how you'd like your child raised, and what is comfortable lifestyle for you... As a 24 y...
- Pray about it. I think those children were God's before they were yours and he knows what is best for them and you. You will be blessed whatever he says.
Back to Work
Asked by J.N. from San Antonio
on January 5, 2008
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I really want to know if my not feeling bad when leaving my 7wk old baby girl is normal. I have a wonderful home care provider that I take her to, and the first day b...
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- Everyone is different, some love to stay home, some can't stand it, and others are middle of the road, don't beat yourself up. I stayed home with my first child until ...
- Don't you EVER feel bad. You're comparing yourself to other moms' emotions and only you know yourself and how you react to most situations. If you ask me, I'd consid...
- Don't even give it a second thought. You obviously have a great sitter, and that is usually the #1 reason most moms cry when they have to leave their little ones...th...
13 Month Old Is Only 19 Pounds
Asked by T.M. from Toledo
on April 29, 2009
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today we went to Braydens dr appt.. a well check.. well, when she put him on the scale and it said "18" pounds, she wasnt suprised, but inside i was like, What the? ...
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- I would not worry too much, my daughter was only 17 pounds at 12 months (she to was breastfed as well as ate other foods when she was around 10 months) We put her on p...
- Keep doing what you're doing, he sounds fine. My 2nd child was like that... 19 pounds at her 1 year check-up. She didn't gain hardly any weight between the 6 month an...
- I wouldn't worry about it at all!! This same thing happened to me with my daughter and the Ped. wanted us to see nutritionist and everything but we pretty much told hi...
Disneyland for a 22 Month Old?
Asked by J.H. from Los Angeles
on May 5, 2009
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I am able to get into Disneyland for FREE on my birthday this year... and I really want to go!! But there are several questions/concerns.... my son will be 22 months a...
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- GO! My kids both had their first visit when they were a week old. We love Disneyland. Go and have fun. There are places to change your little one and feed him too....
- You should go. I think this is the only year where they are doing the free birthday thing and it is so expensive! Is there someone else you can take instead of/in ad...
- Ugh. Go by yourself. Or get a sitter. We went when my first daughter was 2 1/2 and it was too hot, too sunny, too loud, $15 for a crummy cheeseburger, lines were to...
Back to Work
Asked by J.M. from Los Angeles
on April 16, 2010
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Over the past four years, I have had gone through two pregnancies, had two babies, returned to work and stayed with the same employer. I’ve noticed that other's per...
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- Yes! The same thing happened to me...now I'm a mom only and no longer given any opportunity for training or probably anything for that matter. But you know what I sa...
- Wear it with pride! I have experienced something similar and I'm fine with it. Yes! I'm a mommy and yes! That's the most important thing to me. Folks know I leave...
- Very common, most of the world has "mom glasses." What have they been doing or saying? Unfortunately the reality is that most people still have subconscious stereotype...
Back to Work?
Asked by M.T. from Sacramento
on September 15, 2008
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I'm hoping for some advice on whether or not to return to work part time, and how to go about doing that...
Here's a brief run-down of our current situation:
I have ...
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- I don't have any advice as I am currently on a leave of absence from teaching, but I want to thank you for sharing about your situation. I feel as though it's not one...
- I'm sure you'll get a ton of responses on this one. Returning to work is ultimately your choice, my comment is this: Don't ever feel guilty about having your husba...
- Melanie, It's really hard to leave your children and return to work. Have you thought of a home business? I've been doing a business where I don't stock anything, ...
To Go Back to Work, or to Not Go Back to Work
Asked by C.H. from Los Angeles
on October 5, 2010
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Hi mamas, I know this question will continue till the end of the time. But I still needed to ask it. I'm a high school teacher and I've been out on bonding leave for a...
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- Hi C. - This is a tough decision no doubt! I would love to share with you some testimonials of a couple of teachers who joined my business and how it eventually excee...
- Hi There, this is always a toughie. I'm a working mom and I have been since my son was 4 months old. I never would have thought that I could be a stay-at-home mom, b...
- I am attorney and I went back to work with both my kids that are now 6 and 8. We all did fine. I think in the end it was a great learning experience for them. I was...
To Go Back to Work or Not to Go Back to Work....
Asked by S.R. from Seattle
on March 19, 2008
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I have a 4 1/2 month old baby girl. I just recently returned to work for a 2 week time period (because my husband is off and can take care of her) and after the 2 week...
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- In the end what is it that matters most to you? Is work a necessity for you or something you are just accustomed to doing? I had to make the same decision recently so...
- Coming from a different view being a young stay at home mom who spent only 10 years in the work force and going to school full time for half of that. That it is very h...
- It has always been my priority to be home with my children, since before I had a kid. I am now an only parent of an only child. He is now 13. When he was born, I wasn'...
How Do You Breastfeed If You Are Going Back to Work?
Asked by L.S. from Austin
on July 8, 2008
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Hi moms, I was wondering how do you breastfeed if you are going back to work? I've got a manual pump from my first baby. I was wondering if you do it in the bathroo...
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- Hi, I have pumped with both of my children at work, if there is not an empty office a bathroom can work. My advice to you is to get an eletric dual pump, it really ...
- Your place of work has to provide you a private area where you can pump during breaks.
- You should seriously consider getting an electric pump. It will help ensure that you get adequate stimulation and be a big time-saver. A co-worker of mine pumped for t...
Going Back to Work
Asked by M.L. from Fort Wayne
on May 27, 2007
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I am about ready to return back to work after being home for 6 weeks with a new baby girl. With my other children I was an full time stay at home mom so this is very n...
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- I went through the same thing when i had my little girl. I cried everytime i'd think about it. The only thing i can suggest is start "practicing". Let her say with ...
- I did the same thing! I didn't want to go back to work. We made it on one income, although very hard. I now work from home and I LOVE it! I woudl love to help you out!...
- I had the same exact problem and did end up going back to work. I cried all the day to work everyday! I hated it. I grieved myself to death. I started my own home base...
