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We moved my mom in to help us take care of our triplets. We couldn't afford childcare, but we also couldn't do it alone.
The new parents couldn't afford the cost of $2,400 per month for day care. The 64-year-old grandma …
Jane Ridley
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My mom moved in with me for the first 30 days of my baby's life. She feeds me homemade food and ensures I can rest
Hillary Wichlin's mom moved in with her to take care of the 31-year-old after giving birth. She pre…
Lauren Crosby Medlicott
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I'm a CEO who started a company and had a baby at the same time. Fatherhood has completely changed how I think about work.
On March 20, Andrew Ross MacKay's daughter, Bloom, was born. Two weeks later, his salt-based electr…
Perri Ormont Blumberg
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Funding into mom & baby care companies plunges 80%, no new unicorns
Total funding raised by mom and baby care startups and companies was $418 million in 2022, a plunge…
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The beginner's guide to nepo babies
The sky's the limit for the children of the ultrarich. But they tend to gravitate toward these five…
Amanda Yen
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Election Day stress is affecting some companies' sales
Companies from United Airlines to Nestlé have pointed to election day as a slow time for sales. Som…
Alex Bitter
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Moms who carry concealed weapons around their kids share why they do it — and the risks involved
Moms who've chosen to carry concealed weapons share their reasons and how they protect their kids.
Fortesa Latifi
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I struggled to feel like I could be a good mom and businesswoman. My ayahuasca trip changed everything.
Lindsay Roselle is a breadwinning mom who says her three-day ayahuasca retreat made her a better mo…
Tess Martinelli
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I gave up my successful career and moved to Texas to care for my grandmother with dementia. It was the only option for us.
At 45 Veronica Shanklin left her marketing career and moved back home. She took care of her grandmo…
Jane Ridley
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I help tired moms take care of their newborns at night on top of my day job. It's hard but rewarding work.
Jessica Hall worked as a night nanny for newborns alongside her day job.
Ella Hopkins
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As a Montessori school director and a mom, I know an app can't replace a village
From my experience, there's no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to kids. Parents are becomi…
Christine Carrig
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Before my dad died, he was put on the maternity floor for hospice. The nurses took such good care of us, and it was quiet and calm.
After a fall, my dad was moved from the ER to the maternity floor when it was clear he was going to…
Kelly Burch
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I moved from California to Portugal as a single mom of 2. Here people actually care about kids.
Aisha Canfield moved with her two daughters from California to Portugal. She says there kids are al…
Hannah Nwoko
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I sent my kids to day care and took the week off work. It was just what I needed to recharge.
When my kids were little, there was a week my office was closed by their day care was open. I sent …
Kate Loweth
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I was asked to leave an event for female founders because I had my baby with me. I don't think babies and business should remain separate.
Elena Brandt brought her baby to a Y Combinator event for female founders. She was asked to leave a…
Kelly Burch
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I'm a new mom and a recent cancer survivor. I have to make space for both the joy and the fear.
I'm a first-time mom and recently learned I was cancer-free. I worry about recurrence, but I also w…
Autumn Gavora
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I've worked remotely for over 7 years. It allows me to be the breadwinner of our family and be a more present mom.
Before the pandemic made remote work a thing, I was already working from home. It's allowed me to b…
Conz Preti
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A mom had her first baby at 25 and her second at 42. There were big differences.
An older mom gave birth to her second baby at 42. Her first pregnancy came at age 25. She discusses…
Jane Ridley
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I left my $90K job to take care of my mom full-time. Now I make less than minimum wage.
Alma Valencia, a primary carer for her mom, left full-time work to become a state-paid carer, highl…