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25 February 2015

Returning to work after giving birth - 10 Advice [tips] for mums

‘I’m having a baby!’ I announced at work.

After the initial wave of congratulations had subsided, conversation turned to the inevitable question. ‘Are you planning to return to work?’ asked my colleagues, some with amusement, others in tones more anxious. ‘I don’t really know at this point,’ was my truthful answer. What I did know was that it was going to be an important, serious and potential uncomfortable choice to make, and one that could be life-changing.
 

A year later, as I neared the end of my maternity leave and the manic feeding-changing-sleeping frenzy settled into a regular and...

Read the full article in the February 2015 post of New Age Parents

or

Request to read the original article via email for just 99p!
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750 words
Nonfiction

Singapore publication

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Words from the Wise


"I liked the piece very much"
John Feister
Editor-in-Chief
St. Anthony Messenger

"It's a great article"
Melody Tan
Associate Editor
Sign Of The Times

"That kind of article is perfect for our website"
Lydia Stone
Director Editorial Content
Together Moms

"It is well written, covers an important topic and provides helpful tips"
James D. Standish
Editor etc.
Record

"I'd love to publish this"
Sandy Pedrogao
Editor
Oh Baby!

"It looks quite interesting!"
Kristy Pillinger
Editor
Nurture Parenting

"We really like your article, and we'd love to publish it. It's an excellent article"
Jill Snider Lum
Associate Publisher
Canadian Newcomer/Settlement Roadmap

"We find your ideas and your article to be quite interesting"
Nina Kruschwitz
Managing Editor
MIT Sloan Management Review

"It contains some useful ideas"
Bill O'Sullivan
Senior Managing Editor
The Washingtonian

"It works for maternity but applies to more than just women with a new baby. The intro caught my attention."
Anonymous
Editor/Reader/Administrator
Broward Family Life

"This is a lovely piece of writing."
Tara Corcoran
Publishing Editor
Early Childhood Australia

"I love the topic. The subject is a great fit for our publication."
Dana Kamp
Managing Editor
Giggle

"It is well-written and practical. Having personally returned to work after maternity leave just a year ago, I enjoyed reading your thoughts on this topic"
Emily Schatz
Editor
New Jersey Family Magazine

"Your articles are excellent"
Sheryl Rachmil
Editor
Rhode Island Family Guide

"I love the article and would love to have it featured in Today's Child"
Susan Koppel
ex-Editor
Today's Child Magazine

1 January 2015

Returning to work - How to cope with a new world after a hiatus

‘I’m having a baby!’ I announced at work.

After the initial wave of congratulations had subsided, conversation turned to the inevitable question. ‘Are you planning to return to work?’ asked my colleagues, some with amusement, others in tones more anxious. ‘I don’t really know at this point,’ was my truthful answer. What I did know was that it was going to be an important, serious and potential uncomfortable choice to make, and one that could be life-changing.
 

A year later, as I neared the end of my maternity leave and the manic feeding-changing-sleeping frenzy settled into a regular and...

Read the full article in the January/February 2015 issue of Calgary's Child

or

Request to read the original article via email for just 99p!
(T&C apply)




750 words
Nonfiction

US publication

***********************

Words from the Wise


"I liked the piece very much"
John Feister
Editor-in-Chief
St. Anthony Messenger

"It's a great article"
Melody Tan
Associate Editor
Sign Of The Times

"That kind of article is perfect for our website"
Lydia Stone
Director Editorial Content
Together Moms

"It is well written, covers an important topic and provides helpful tips"
James D. Standish
Editor etc.
Record

"I'd love to publish this"
Sandy Pedrogao
Editor
Oh Baby!

"It looks quite interesting!"
Kristy Pillinger
Editor
Nurture Parenting

"We really like your article, and we'd love to publish it. It's an excellent article"
Jill Snider Lum
Associate Publisher
Canadian Newcomer/Settlement Roadmap

"We find your ideas and your article to be quite interesting"
Nina Kruschwitz
Managing Editor
MIT Sloan Management Review

"It contains some useful ideas"
Bill O'Sullivan
Senior Managing Editor
The Washingtonian

"It works for maternity but applies to more than just women with a new baby. The intro caught my attention."
Anonymous
Editor/Reader/Administrator
Broward Family Life

"This is a lovely piece of writing."
Tara Corcoran
Publishing Editor
Early Childhood Australia

"I love the topic. The subject is a great fit for our publication."
Dana Kamp
Managing Editor
Giggle

"It is well-written and practical. Having personally returned to work after maternity leave just a year ago, I enjoyed reading your thoughts on this topic"
Emily Schatz
Editor
New Jersey Family Magazine

"Your articles are excellent"
Sheryl Rachmil
Editor
Rhode Island Family Guide

"I love the article and would love to have it featured in Today's Child"
Susan Koppel
ex-Editor
Today's Child Magazine

20 September 2014

Back at work - How to cope with a new world and bounce back into work after a hiatus

‘I’m taking a sabbatical to have a baby!’ I announced to my editors, publishers and writer friends. After the initial wave of congratulations, well-meaning advice ('Icecream is great for reducing heartburn!') and jokes ('A writer going out of circulation for a change, ha ha!') had subsided, conversation turned to the inevitable question. ‘When are you planning to return to work?’ they asked. ‘I don’t really know at this point,’ was my truthful answer. What I did know was that it was going to be an important, serious and potential uncomfortable choice to make, and one that could be life-changing...

Read the full article in the September 2014 issue of Author

or

Request to read the original article via email for just 99p!
(T&C apply)




1455 words
Nonfiction

US publication

***********************

Words from the Wise



"I'm very excited to use this piece."
Kimberly Fischer
Editor
Arizona Parenting

"I liked the piece very much"
John Feister
Editor-in-Chief
St. Anthony Messenger

"It's a great article"
Melody Tan
Associate Editor
Sign Of The Times

"That kind of article is perfect for our website"
Lydia Stone
Director Editorial Content
Together Moms

"It is well written, covers an important topic and provides helpful tips"
James D. Standish
Editor etc.
Record

"I'd love to publish this"
Sandy Pedrogao
Editor
Oh Baby!

"It looks quite interesting!"
Kristy Pillinger
Editor
Nurture Parenting

"We really like your article, and we'd love to publish it. It's an excellent article"
Jill Snider Lum
Associate Publisher
Canadian Newcomer/Settlement Roadmap

"We find your ideas and your article to be quite interesting"
Nina Kruschwitz
Managing Editor
MIT Sloan Management Review

"It contains some useful ideas"
Bill O'Sullivan
Senior Managing Editor
The Washingtonian

"It works for maternity but applies to more than just women with a new baby. The intro caught my attention."
Anonymous
Editor/Reader/Administrator
Broward Family Life

"This is a lovely piece of writing."
Tara Corcoran
Publishing Editor
Early Childhood Australia

"I love the topic. The subject is a great fit for our publication."
Dana Kamp
Managing Editor
Giggle

"It is well-written and practical. Having personally returned to work after maternity leave just a year ago, I enjoyed reading your thoughts on this topic"
Emily Schatz
Editor
New Jersey Family Magazine

"Your articles are excellent"
Sheryl Rachmil
Editor
Rhode Island Family Guide

"I love the article and would love to have it featured in Today's Child"
Susan Koppel
ex-Editor
Today's Child Magazine

1 September 2014

Returning to work after baby

‘I’m having a baby!’ I announced at work.

After the initial wave of congratulations had subsided, conversation turned to the inevitable question. ‘Are you planning to return to work?’ asked my colleagues, some with amusement, others in tones more anxious. ‘I don’t really know at this point,’ was my truthful answer. What I did know was that it was going to be an important, serious and potential uncomfortable choice to make, and one that could be life-changing.
 

A year later, as I neared the end of my maternity leave and the manic feeding-changing-sleeping frenzy settled into a regular and...

Read the full article in the September 2014 issue of Arizona Parenting

or

Request to read the original article via email for just 99p!
(T&C apply)




715 words
Nonfiction

US publication

***********************

Words from the Wise



"I'm very excited to use this piece."
Kimberly Fischer
Editor
Arizona Parenting

"I liked the piece very much"
John Feister
Editor-in-Chief
St. Anthony Messenger

"It's a great article"
Melody Tan
Associate Editor
Sign Of The Times

"That kind of article is perfect for our website"
Lydia Stone
Director Editorial Content
Together Moms

"It is well written, covers an important topic and provides helpful tips"
James D. Standish
Editor etc.
Record

"I'd love to publish this"
Sandy Pedrogao
Editor
Oh Baby!

"It looks quite interesting!"
Kristy Pillinger
Editor
Nurture Parenting

"We really like your article, and we'd love to publish it. It's an excellent article"
Jill Snider Lum
Associate Publisher
Canadian Newcomer/Settlement Roadmap

"We find your ideas and your article to be quite interesting"
Nina Kruschwitz
Managing Editor
MIT Sloan Management Review

"It contains some useful ideas"
Bill O'Sullivan
Senior Managing Editor
The Washingtonian

"It works for maternity but applies to more than just women with a new baby. The intro caught my attention."
Anonymous
Editor/Reader/Administrator
Broward Family Life

"This is a lovely piece of writing."
Tara Corcoran
Publishing Editor
Early Childhood Australia

"I love the topic. The subject is a great fit for our publication."
Dana Kamp
Managing Editor
Giggle

"It is well-written and practical. Having personally returned to work after maternity leave just a year ago, I enjoyed reading your thoughts on this topic"
Emily Schatz
Editor
New Jersey Family Magazine

"Your articles are excellent"
Sheryl Rachmil
Editor
Rhode Island Family Guide

"I love the article and would love to have it featured in Today's Child"
Susan Koppel
ex-Editor
Today's Child Magazine