51 posts tagged stay at home mothers

I was on the phone with a good friend of mine the other day when she stopped me cold with a comment she made about working moms. She said, “I never wanted to put my kids in daycare. I could never do that to my children.” It took me aback because 1) I’m a working mom and 2) I’ve never thought that having my son in daycare was a form of torture for him, or that it made me less of a parent somehow.

and it made me feel uncomfortable. More uncomfortable than when I saw that creepy photo in Vanity Fair. It was so strange. The same day Jenny at AbsolutelyBananas posted Does your husband read your blog? He read mine. Yeah, the timing was uncanny. I had read jenny’s post not two hours earlier and was wondering if he had ever read my stuff.

How To Start A Home Based Business (for Stay At Home Mothers ) Filed under: Home Based Business by Secret There are a host of stay at home mothers looking for a way to work at home and wondering how to start a home based business.

Now that Mother's Day is over, I can get back to being a bit cranky on the feminist issues. That’s because the in-vogue contemporary liberal feminism has little to do with motherhood. Despite lip service oblation offered up to the stay-at-home ladies, the feminist movement remains largely anti homemaker, with a good measure of male bashing.

The sexual revolution changed a lot of things for those stay-at-home wives/mothers nowadays known as milf’s. MILFVixen.com shows us here that one tradition has lasted hundreds of years. (just in a slightly modified way) While the man of the house is off making money, the wife/mother stays at home

Yeah, I know it’s late, but I wanted to wish all you stay at home Mom’s a happy Mothers Day! Stay at home Mom’s, as well as all Mom’s really, need a little break from staying at home and keeping the home fires lit. So for this Mothers Day, I’ve decided on a little history lesson.

In honour of Mother’s Day (back home, anyway), I will conglomerate posts broadly labeled in my del.icio.us as “feminism”: Let’s start with the news of a study done by Salary.com that finds if mothers were paid for their work (at market value), their annual salary would be $126,593 The salary

A Mother's Creed I will worry less about my children and trust God more. I will commit them into the Lord's care. I will love my children unconditionally and let them know I do. I will believe in them constantly and encourage them often.I will pray for them daily. I will teach them responsibility for their own actions.

Celebrating Mothers A Mother's Creed I will worry less about my children and trust God more. I will commit them into the Lord's care I will love my children unconditionally and let them know I do. I will believe in them constantly and encourage them often. I will pray for them daily.

Happy Mother’s Day! May 11, 2008 by webbyzard Did you know that stay-at-home moms are worth about $117 k / year??? oh my gosh! I was surprised when I read this little article on the newspaper about how much work stay-at-home moms do; and not to mention the moms that also have full time jobs.