We’ve often discussed how to be a working mother in a corporate job over the years; in 2014 we founded CorporetteMoms to give the issue the attention it was due. If you’re new to this working mom thing, you may find our “Start Here” page on CorporetteMoms very helpful.
In general, we cover pregnancy on both Corporette and CorporetteMoms — but anything after maternity leave tends to be discussed over at CorporetteMoms. (You may also want to check out our “Pregnancy” category here on Corporette.)
In addition to the posts below, here are the top posts you may want to check out:
Pregnancy worries can run the gamut from childbirth to health issues to being able to conceive in the first place. Add in concerns about how your job will be affected by your pregnancy (to say nothing of parenthood), and you’re dealing with a TON of worry. But is it as bad as future moms might think…
Update: We still stand by this discussion on planning your career for babies — but you may also want to check out some of our more recent discussions on family planning and pregnancy, including how to decide if you want kids, and our top tips on preparing for pregnancy (if the answer is yes). Over at…
You may want to check out the discussion we’re having over at CorporetteMoms on career changes after baby — lots of great comments from readers in BigLaw and other moms in law.
These are some of our best tips on financially preparing for baby — both before and after you conceive!
Pumping at work: it’s one of the toughest parts of going back to work after maternity leave. In past posts we’ve covered what to wear to pump at work, how to manage pumping in different offices, pumping during work travel, and how to dress professionally when you go back to work (when your pre-pregnancy clothes still don’t fit). Today Reader K…
