The Mommy-Muse as Work From Home Mom: Passionate or Crazy?

by mmuse on February 27, 2009

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CBR002836I love working from home, when I actually get to work.  I love the freedom of being able to share in all the day to day wonders of life with my children.  And yet, there are plenty of days when I think I might go crazy from wanting desperately to focus on something work related while being interrupted every two minutes.  Make that every 30 seconds.  So tonight, while my children are sleeping, I am dedicating this blog to tips for work at home moms.

  • The Messy Side of Working From Home – Motherlode Blog – NYTimes.com – My first day as a “work from home mom” found me on one side of the door in my new office-over-the-garage with my 3-year-old son on the other. Our baby-sitter was there (I never dared try to write and parent at the exact same time when the ….. Young children simply can”™t (and shouldn”™t be expected to) understand the difference between “my mommy” and “working mommy.” Mine were in daycare from 3 months on, and then off to school. As a result, they are now well-adjusted, …
  • NYC Moms: WAHM or Wham?! – In the last several months my life has morphed from traditional stay-at-home mom into a work at home role that I am really loving. I’m writing and working with my husband on really funny, really exciting stuff and I love…
  • 6 Essential Tips for Working Mothers – wahm. Kelly Nault-Matzen asked: “A mother”™s work is never done” (sigh). Just when you think you”™re through, you find you”™ve only just begun. You aren”™t the only one! If the pressure of balancing your work and parenting is ultimately …

Every one of us who tries to work on any adult project at home, whether officially a “WAHM” or not, will benefit from the humor and practical tips on these blogs.  Now if I can just implement these in my daily life, I may just save my sanity!

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