I am a 33 year old single mom of a 5yr old and a successful owner of a very lucrative home-based business.
In addition to being a great mom, one of my passions is life is to share this awesome business and help other moms become successful business owners who can work from home, earn a phenomenal income and spend more time with their families.
went to school to become a teacher - recieved my degree and taught Kinder for 8 years - absolutely loved it! While I was teaching I met my husband who does competive bodybuilding - he introduced me to fitness competitions and I competed 5 times before starting our family. Loved it! Now I get to stay home with our three beautiful girls, still work out( not as much), and just opened my own online webstore full of healthy vitamins and earthfriendly products all for kids! So far so good!
Stay At Home Mom To 4 Great Kids, Live On a Dairy Farm, Also, Just Started "My" Own Home Based Business. Family Is Always First. Like To Spend Time With Family, Surf The Internet, Meet New Moms.
I am a 27 year old mother of two who works full time and is constantly trying to find that balance between work and home. In order to live comfortably we have to have a two income home and therefore, since I have to work and can't stay home, then I want to be successful in what I do. I am lucky enough to have my mom watch my children. In my spare time, which is few and far between, I like to scrapbook.
35 year old woman who has owned a business previously. Been an at home mom for 5 years, rocking kids to sleep, dreaming up great new, needed baby products and finally picked a business to start. Was super excited about it, website went live and a week later discovered I was pregnant with number 3 (surprise). Ironic since the business is baby planning. Baby 3 was born in May '08. Very excited to be getting back to the bus. Now have 3 kids and a husband (4th dependent) and a new business. Life moves on.
I am currently workign at a great place, longer hours than I would like but hopefully that wont last forever! I was a single mom working at a gold mine in Nevada. The company I worked for was horrible and even though my child was breech and I was going in and out of labor for 2 weeks, they would not get me an office in town (I was at the mine 50 miles out of town) and I had to go back to work after a C-section at 5 weeks (I did not qualify for FMLA yet, didnt have my vacation yet and couldnt afford to take LWOP). So I went back to work, cried everyday, was in immense pain and pumped. I kept on pumping even while going away for a week for work. I then moved with my fiance and got a job with the State of Montana. Awesome place to work! Very supportive for pumping and being a mom. I did have some interesting pumping experiences as I had to work in the field but I kept at it! It was the best thing for my baby but it also allowed me to feel connected and like a mom even though I couldnt be there all the time for my son!
Environmental Coordinator/Scientist at Montana Tunnels Gold Mine
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From Chandler, Arizona, United States
I am the happy mom to a wild three year old boy, and a very sweet 5 month old baby girl. Taylor and Jasmine are my everything, and I am lucky to be able to stay home with them while my husband works. I am co-owner of a networking group, BizEMoms, and I am also in school completing my elementary education certification.
I teach kindergarten have three crazy, busy children and write a monthly column for our local paper. I also write an accompanying blog, and do some freelance work for the paper when I can squeeze it in.
I am a syndicated columnist on workplace issues for Gannett News Service and USAToday.com and the author of two books on career issues, including "45 Things You Do That Drive Your Boss Crazy," which was named one of the top 10 most notable business books by the New York Post.
