It's that time of year again, but this year there's not just the manic countdown to Christmas but the fear that post-Christmas there will be a very bleak midwinter. Working mums gives you some tips on how to survive the next month on a budget.
Oh my God. It's already November and guess what's looming ahead? If you haven't yet written your letter to Santa, now is the time to grasp the nettle. Working mums has some suggestions for your list.
Having problems leaving your child to go to work? Working Mums childcare expert Dr Amanda Gummer talks through the issues.
Are you looking after elderly parents as well as young children? If so, Working Mums and Carers UK want to hear from you.
It may be gloomy out there, but working mums are actually well placed to survive the credit crunch. We tell you why.
A survey by Workingmums.co.uk finds that over half of working mums have less than five hours a week for themselves.
A report last week said working mums work around 15 hours a day. To test this view, Workingmums is conducting a short survey...
What is the effect of working full time after having children? A new study shows that while there are status gains, the trade-off may be a smaller family.
It's only been a few weeks, but it seems like for ever. Are you sailing through the summer or desperate for back to school week? Take our quiz and find out.
Jane Williams explains the problems of finding holiday childcare for over 12s and explains why the problem just might get worse before it gets better.
Want to find activities and classes for the kids, but don't know where to look? A new resource makes it easy.
New research from the Open University shows how new mothers go through identity changes in the first year after birth.
Some people sail through pregnancy, others barely keep afloat. How do you negotiate all the potential problems? Working mums has some tips.
It's that time of year again. How to fill those six weeks and get some work done? Workingmums offers some advice on holiday playschemes.
A website which offers a huge range of ideas for what to do with the children at weekends and during the holidays is fast gaining publicity and plaudits. Working Mums ask how they do it.
Have you found a job through WorkingMums.co.uk? If so, we would love to hear from you!
Moving with kids is no picnic. There’s new schools to check out, new childminders to find, new jobs to seek and no babysitters in sight. But you can survive. Here’s how.
Child-centred parenting doesn't work in today's world, argues Dr Amanda Gummer.
Volunteering can help you to build valuable skills you can use in job interviews as well as open up new interests.