Working parents often feel guilty about not being able to spend enough time with their kids. The work pressure, office hours, and mental exhaustion leave parents with little energy to spend quality ...

Finding the right balance between work and parenting is not easy. One has to make many adjustments and take care of several things. However, although exhausting at times, it’s rewarding in its own way ...

When it comes to raising a child, it’s all hands on deck — the average working parent relies on six different people to support their child’s growth and development. That’s according to a survey of ...

When you become a parent, your concept of “free time” gets redefined in the most brutal way. You start fantasizing about solo grocery runs. You get excited when a dentist appointment means sitting in ...

Many parents today, especially working parents, are focusing more on their personal lives without letting go of their career ambitions. For example, working mothers are deeply committed to their ...

Every working parent has that one thing keeping them from completely losing it. Some have the Mary Poppins-like nanny who knows exactly when to show up with wet wipes and organic muffins. Others swear ...

Randi Braun, CEO of Something Major, is the Wall Street Journal Bestselling author of Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work. Personally, my brain flashes through a pre-kids montage of ...

Working parents are juggling more than ever: packed schedules, rising costs, jobs, etc. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa ...

Legislation can help small employers offer health benefit options that attract and retain talent. From improving access to ...

Just because employers have implemented return-to-work policies and cracked down on remote and hybrid work, that doesn't mean working parents are ready or able to say goodbye to the flexibility that ...