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The rise of the home office has brought with it the unique challenge of juggling work and home in the same setting. Experienced work-at-home mom Katherine Murray gives invaluable insights and advice designed to help people who work at home to balance their careers and their families. ... Read more

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Home But Not Alone - A Guide for ANY Stay At Home Parent
Home But Not Alone is a complete, easy-to-read handbook for the work-at-home-with-kids parent. The suggestions and ideas are sensible, straightforward, and useable. The worksheets, that I almost didn't want tocomplete because "I don't have the time", help focus yourthinking and decision-making. This book has been very useful to me insetting up my home business in addition tobeing a stay-at-home parent. Myonly reqret is that I waited so long to read it as its suggestions aregreat for just finding time to get things done! ... Read more

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! A work at home parent is an entrepreneur who works from home and integrates parenting into his or her business activities. They are sometimes referred to as a WAHM (work at home mom) or a WAHD. Entrepreneurs choose to run businesses from home for a variety of reasons, including lower business expenses, personal health limitations, eliminating commuting or in order to have a more flexible schedule. This flexibility can give an entrepreneur more options when planning tasks, business and non-business, including parenting duties. While some home-based entrepreneurs opt for childcare outside the home, others integrate child rearing into their work day and workspace. The latter are considered work-at-home parents. ... Read more

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Millions of infants and toddlers are being deprived ofnurturing care due to both parents working and the frequent changingof primary caregivers.This problem has now reached epodemicproportions.The book takes an objective look at this issue, suggestspractical solutions, and reveals facts and concerns that parents needto hear. ... Read more

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Okay
I am new to staying-at-home, and thought that this book would give me inspiration for the hard days, but I'm probably going to get rid of it.It did make me feel really guilty for not staying at home with my now 2 year old.But I wasn't really impressed with the writing style, nor with the amount of information in the book...seems like it could have been about 1/5 the length.The author kept going over the same information over and over again.Don't think I'd recommend it to anyone.

Another attack of working mothers
Can't we just all get along?Every mother is doing the best for their children.Let's accept each other's choices and stop trying to validate our own choices by putting others down.

Super parenting help and support.
Great book with solid references for parents raising their own children! Very positive, motivational book for mothers chosing the best career in their life-raising their own children.

Great book on the benefits of staying home with your kids
The book go on saying how important for a child to have a constistant caregiver.Not only that but how important it is for parents to spend time with their kids.

The TRUTH about "quality time"
Thank you, Dr. Fox, for finally being courageous enough to expose the myth of "quality time."For so long, researchers and physicians have known that attachment parenting is the ideal situation for infants andchildren, but, haven't disseminated this information in the mainstream. Dr. Fox recognizes the reality that for some parents, e.g. single parentsor the working poor, working is a necessity.But for many millions ofparents, generally mothers, working provides an opportunity forintellectual stimulation, career growth, or to afford the luxury of alifestyle maintained previous to having children.Dr. Fox encouragesparents to understand the value of investing in our children (shouldn'tthis outweigh the value of investing in a career while our children areyoung?) and offers many valuable tips on how to financially manage withonly one income.Furthermore, she offers extensive research on theramifcations of inconsistent childcare and insecure bonding with parents. The studies on what happens to our kids when we don't give them our timeare quite clear and it isn't positive.Thank you, Dr. Fox, for speakingup. ... Read more