HR manager Philippa Jebson submits herself to the Working Mums' questionnaire.
A survey by Workingmums.co.uk finds that over half of working mums have less than five hours a week for themselves.
It's every parent's dilemma. How do you help them get their homework done while encouraging them to do it on their own? And how do you get it done without the usual last minute rush on a Sunday night? Working mums provides some tips.
Susannah Redman has four different jobs, but she is able to do them all from home. She tells Working Mums how she manages the juggle.
Amanda O'Loughlin is a Health Screening Co-ordinator for Lifeline Screening in Bolton and has two children. She tells Working Mums how she juggles family and work.
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.