Career Shouldn’t Have To Wait When A Woman Embraces Motherhood
Numerous women balance their duties as mothers and working professionals so that they can set an example that motherhood does not mean the end of a woman’s career.
Working mothers
Why We Need To Normalise Sharing Personal Milestones In Professional Spaces
Vimeo CEO Anjali Sud shared the news of her baby boy’s birth on the professional network LinkedIn; the celebration of personal milestones on such platforms is a refreshing change.
How My Children Support Me To Sustain My Job And Pursue My Passion
I am sharing some of the tips and my real-life experiences, wherein I try to strike a work-life balance and focus on more “quality” time with my children than “quantity”.
It’ll Take A Wonder Woman To Help Us Normalise Pumping Breast Milk At Work
Every young mom deserves access to time and space to pump breast milk, so that she doesn’t have to compromise on child care due to work related commitments.
Maa Ke Hath Ka Khana Is Overrated: Don’t Reduce Motherhood To Nostalgia
Why not papa ke haath ka khana? Aur maa ke haath ka powerpoint? What does romanticising of maa ke hath ka khana do to women?
“A hug that lasted forever!” Juhi Parmar’s Story Every Travelling Mom Will Identify With
As a travelling mother you constantly wonder, Will my child only remember that when he was sick I was not there? Will I be able to be a good mom if I hire help? Will they love me enough if they don’t see me around?
Smriti Irani’s #JaanLeLoMeri Look Is A Hilarious Ode To Indian Mothers
Her #JaanLeLoMeri dialogue is one every desi child has had the privilege of hearing from their mother.
Why taking care of the house is harder during this pandemic than usual
Women, today, live under the weight of a hundred presumptions laid onto them by this patriarchal society and a lot of them don’t even question or realise
Don’t Shame Working Moms For Putting Their Children In Daycare
Putting your child in daycare is sharing your childcare responsibilities with a trained professional, not transferring it.
Dear Harvard, Women Can Be Ideal Workers And Perfect Moms, If They Want To
When are we going to acknowledge the role our society plays in forcing women into these choices, instead of leaving it to them, what they want to do? Why are women given “either/or” choices and not the option of “and” like men are?
