When a woman has a baby, she usually gets two choices.
She can hire a childcare person so that she can continue her career, or she can be at home with her child. For some reason, there really doesn't seem to be a way to mix the two.
I fall into the second category. I'm grateful that I even get to choose to be home with my son. Some women need to put their kids in day care or hire a nanny so that they can keep the paychecks coming in.
But there should be a third option: a way to mix motherhood with career.
That's where I come in. I'm determined to find a way to be a mom and to continue a meaningful career too.
Suzanne, Mother in Chief
Terrific! Personally, I can't wait to hear what you've learned.
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