I will admit I was more than a little excited to see an article I had penned in print! When I started out on this blogging journey I set myself a number of goals, as I do with most things I take on in life and getting an article printed was one of them.
The article features in the Maternity & Infant magazine, “Mummy My Way” section. Maternity & Infant is one of Ireland’s leading pregnancy and parenting magazines and is available bi monthly.
In the article I discuss being a working mum, I suppose when I began writing the article what I really wanted to convey was that I still have the same career hopes, dreams and ambitions as I did before having kids and I know I can still achieve them. Being a working mother has plenty challenges and you really do need to be super organised!
It is my own mother who herself was a career woman that inspires me immensely, she is an incredible support to me and my own family, she minds my boys while I work, she is a shoulder cry on and has also been known to have dinner on the table for me after a long day in the office!! She is incredible and maybe one day ill be half the woman she is.
Don’t forget voting continues in the Boots Maternity & Infant Awards, The Mamma Fairy Blog is nominated for Best Parenting Blog in the ‘For the Family‘ sections.
Hope you enjoy reading and look forward to hearing your comments
Take care
~Mamma F
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Oh !! I have a 5 months old baby, tried joining the job and last only for 3 days couldn’t continue. It is really challenging and not easy to manage without your family, as my parents are working as well so no hope. 🙁
Congratulations on all the recognition. It doesn’t come easy.
I went back to work for two months as I was pregnant again – not the best situation for anyone (except me being pregnant of course)!
It’s really good that you’re able to have a balance. Well done on being featured!xx
Congrats on your writing being published!
As far as the goals and aspirations goes, I still hope to achieve my goal of becoming a retail manager but it’s going to take longer than originally planned. I was made redundant from my job 3 months into my maternity leave, I then found a job 2 months after my maternity pay ended but it didn’t go well and I was only their for a week. It all really boils down to whether you have family to help with childcare, I don’t have any family and my husband works full time. Having my son hasn’t changed my hopes for the future but I have to go about it differently now.