— “tell your story”, I am no longer receiving stories. Please subscribe to my email newsletter to be the first to find out about the next time I’m accepting and editing stories. — For the past few years, my mission has been to make mothers feel confident and understood. I’m supposed to clarify misconceptions
For both children and their parents, there are benefits to early childhood education. Children gain a strong educational foundation, and their parents can pursue careers or enhance their knowledge or vocational skills. Yet what is lesser known is the economic impact. Childcare As A Workforce Issue https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecarter/2020/03/12/childcare-as-a-workforce-issue-competing-for-female-talent-in-a-tight-labor-market/#592d973b5641
While we continue to empower young girls, we may be leaving boys behind. But research shows they are taking their own lives and committing crimes at higher rates. Mentorship may be the help they need. https://www.parents.com/parenting/better-parenting/mentors-for-young-boys-may-be-the-answer-to-countering-toxic-masculinity/
Wearing dual hats as a mother and working professional. This can mean more stress, which can prompt everything from insomnia to mood swings and weight gain, the anxiety of working moms. It boosts the output of the cortisol hormone. Which in turn can increase the risk of complications, including depression and anxiety. As reported
In her findings, Dr. Steele Flippin discovered some similarities between female Baby Boomers and Millennial professionals. Values In The Workplace https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecarter/2020/01/30/mentorship-sponsorship-and-loyalty-generational-values-in-the-workplace/#29fb182337e5
Mothers Can Ditch The Act In 2020 What America seems to have is a segment of empowered, motivated women who are striving to set positive examples for their children, yet continuously feel suppressed by demoralizing work cultures. https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecarter/2019/12/17/how-working-mothers-can-ditch-the-act-in-2020-and-bring-their-authentic-selves-to-work/#2745100340cb
It’s no surprise Gen Alpha (children born after 2010) is the most racially and ethnically diverse generation to date. The 2020 U.S. Census is expected to show that the nation is now the most racially and ethnically diverse it has ever been. Below are some of the wants of gen alpha. But as
