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Tag Archives: working mum
Struggling again
In life with little one, it seems, nothing stays the same for long. The last couple of months have brought some of the hardest times yet. When I think back to the joy of my daughter’s first birthday, I wish … Continue reading
Posted in personal reflection
Tagged anxiety, Babies, nursery, parenthood, toddlers, working mum
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Surviving
The first three weeks are done. I’ve officially stepped over the threshold into the “working mum” phase of my life. It’s kind of a relief, no longer to have it looming in the future… no longer to feel panicked at … Continue reading
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Tagged Babies, motherhood, new motherhood, Shared parental leave, work-life balance, working mum
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Meaning and Truth 