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Federal law, double standards and office politics make maternity leave stressful for many new moms.
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My son is a month old and stays with my sister during the day because I can't afford to stay home. Will my son be able to distinguish that I am his mother, and can we still bond and love the same as a stay-at-home parent and child?
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New mothers often feel caught in a tug-of-war between family and career. Is a part-time schedule the answer?
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How to tell your boss and coworkers you are expecting, and how to plan your maternity leave.
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I don't want to go back to work, but I never thought I'd be a stay-home mom. What should I do? Kitty tells one mom how to follow her own path.
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Thousands of new moms get out the door every day looking, if not perfect, then perfectly presentable. You'll probably need to look for shortcuts and may have to adapt your routine to the physical changes motherhood brings. Here's how.
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No matter how nervous you are, your maternity leave is one matter you must address in a timely, professional way. By preparing for such a discussion, you can cut a good deal with your boss -- and cut out a lot of stress.
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"When I'm a mom, I'll never..." The challenge of adjusting to being a mom, and why it's okay when you finally eat these words
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Ways to ease the emotional transition
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Editor-in-chief Susan Kane fights for breastfeeding rights in Washington
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