In my work, I often encounter situations that can be analogized to the world of parenting. For example, I recently gave a seminar with a couple people I used to work for on the topic of special education laws. The audience was primarily special education directors and other school personnel. I really didn’t have time
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In the wake of our absolutely amazing Campaign for Judgement-Free Motherhood, our community has been discussing what it really means to be judgmental, at least in the context of parenting choices, and whether we should be careful not to judge the judgers for being judgmental.* Got all that? In other words, some of the not-so-nice
Now that Kitten has turned two, we get a lot of comments about whether or not we’re “going for 3”. This question frustrates me for so many reasons. Mainly, it’s rude and it’s not anyone’s business. The person making these seemingly innocent comments has no idea that they could be opening as huge wound for
February brings with it the 6 month anniversary of the CT Working Moms website! The site has done better than we could have ever imagined and we are so happy that you enjoy our content and posts. It’s been a really great 6 months and we’re excited for the next 6! Check out some detail about
