I think this is ridiculous!

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Although it may seem like we're always saying goodbye as we head off to work, it just might be those goodbyes kisses (and welcome-home hugs!) that keep working moms on par with stay-at-homes in the snuggle department.

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AFTER nine centuries of keeping women on dry land, Venice has broken with tradition by approving its first female gondolier.

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Jennifer Mehaffey was lucky to have enjoyed a seven-month leave to be with and breast-feed her baby daughter before going back to work full time.

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With a full-time job (or several part-time jobs) and children to raise, working mothers often have very little time to pursue an education. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 80 percent of single working moms lack the education they need to get ahead.

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Worthing moms are finding it hard to balance work and their families.

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She loves her kids, she loves her family. … When she was elected governor, she eliminated the position of chef at the mansion because she wanted to do the cooking for her own family. I mean, this is a very unique, special lady.

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With bringing home the bacon AND frying it in the pan, working moms these days have enough on their plate. Thankfully, there are employers out there who understand the trials and tribulations we go through.

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Working moms often cope with chaos, tantrums, rushed dinners and fights over bedtime. Instead, this is a time when working moms would rather enjoy the precious few moments with the kids, and enjoy some peaceful me time after they go to bed.

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In the Mommy Wars, Single Moms Win Hands Down

Mommy Wars have been around a lot longer than I have. Why, I still fail to understand. Seriously, isn't being a mom hard enough without bickering with our peers about who's a better mother? Until recently, I've never found a winner in these Mommy Wars.

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Daddy Myth...

There is little doubt that women have made a great deal of social progress in the past 30 years. We have found ourselves in higher, better paid positions and by our own hard work and merit we are achieving success in any field in which we direct our energies.

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Should women stay home with their kids or work? Judith Warner explores Leslie Bennett's new book, The Feminine Mistake.

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I wrote The Feminine Mistake: Are We Giving Up Too Much? because the typical reporting on the job-versus-family issue was so biased and incomplete.

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Different subjects regarding work vs. home life w/children

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Theres been a big debate lately about college-educated housewives, and if were wasting our brains and baccalaureates by abandoning good jobs to wipe little noses and butts all day.

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