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If you’ve been job searching as a mom, you’ve probably noticed that everything  is suddenly labeled flexible. Flexible hours. Flexible culture. Flexible mindset. And yet, many moms accept these roles only to realize later that the flexibility disappears the moment real life shows up. The truth is this: not all remote jobs are mom friendly, and not all flexible roles actually support working parents. What matters most isn’t the label. It’s how the job functions day to day and

If you have ever looked at a job description and thought, I should be further along by now  or my career doesn’t make sense on paper , you are not alone. Many moms quietly carry the belief that because their careers didn’t follow a straight line, they somehow missed a step or fell behind. But here is the truth you deserve to hear clearly: You are qualified. And your career was never meant to be linear. Motherhood changes the shape of careers. It introduces pauses, pivots, shi

Why more applications don’t always mean better results and what to do instead. If you have ever spent hours applying to job after job, tweaking résumés late at night, refreshing job boards during nap time, and hitting submit just to feel like you did something , you are not alone. Overapplying often feels productive. It feels like momentum. It feels like taking control in an uncertain season. But for many moms, applying everywhere ends up costing far more than it gives back.

Motherhood didn’t derail your path. It added depth, strength, and skills you carry forward. So many moms quietly carry this belief when they think about work after having children: I paused my career. That somehow the years spent caregiving were a detour. A gap. Lost time that needs explaining or apologizing for. But here is the truth, clearly and without hesitation: You did not pause your career. You expanded it. Motherhood does not erase who you were professionally. It buil

Flexible work should make life easier, not harder. Learn how to evaluate job postings, define what flexibility means for you, and apply intentionally in a way that supports mom life.

Whether you’re job searching this season or simply trying to survive it, this post is for you. Explore gentle, realistic ways to support your career without overwhelm or guilt during a very full month.

Illustration by lekhaevangelin Every December, the world seems to turn up the pressure. Finish strong. Push harder. Do more. Set bigger goals. But if you’re a mom who has been juggling work, caregiving, invisible labor, emotions, schedules, and everyone else’s needs all year long, you might be thinking something very different: I am tired. I am proud. And I want the year to end gently. This week, we are redefining what it means to end the year strong . No hustle. No pressure.

Let’s be honest. There is nothing more disorienting than trying to explain who you are professionally after motherhood. You open your résumé and feel like you are reading about a stranger. You scroll LinkedIn and it feels like everyone else is sprinting while you are stretching in the corner wondering which direction the race even goes. You tell someone about your skills and suddenly forget every single thing you are good at. Here is the truth you may have forgotten. Your car

Creating space for growth starts with slowing down. Let's explore how simplifying, saying no, and making room for yourself can actually help you grow with more clarity, confidence, and purpose.

After a career break, it’s easy to doubt your value, but your strength didn’t fade, it evolved. This week’s post explores how moms can rediscover their professional power, reframe their story, and return to work stronger than ever.

After motherhood, “balance” can start to feel impossible, but maybe balance was never the goal. This week, we’re talking about finding a new rhythm that fits who you are now, honors your growth, and helps you thrive at work and at home.

Your career confidence didn’t disappear during your break. It simply evolved. Here’s how to rediscover your strengths, rewrite your story, and step back into your career with clarity and courage.

We’re excited to introduce ourselves and share why we created this community for moms and the companies that value them. Lets celebrate the skills, experience, and power that motherhood brings to the workplace.