✍ Scribed by Doyle Melissa, Scard Jo.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Allen & Unwin, 2008. — 336 p.
The Working Mother's Survival Guide is a must-have resource for all new mothers who want or need to continue working after their baby is born. It's packed with essential information and advice on everything you need to know—from pre-conception to returning to work—to help you get through this amazing but challenging time.From the mundane (How do you stop colleagues constantly touching your stomach? Are there any tricks to surviving 9 am meetings with morning sickness?), to the crucial (How early do you need to start looking for a day-care place? How can you prevent your pregnancy affecting your chances of promotion? How do you plan for your changing financial status?), to the absolutely essential (Can one woman wear the same pair of stretchy black pants to the office for six months without losing her dignity or her mind?), this book will answer all your questions.Written by two working mums—Sunrise presenter Melissa Doyle and communications consultant Jo Scard—The Working Mother's Survival Guide features advice from experts such as lawyers, health care workers and inspiring working mums, plus ‘how-to-do', ‘what-to-have' and ‘where-to-find' checklists. Loaded with resources and more than a few laughs, this book is packed full of useful information to help new mothers cope—and even enjoy—juggling the demands of motherhood and work, as well as finding a little ‘me' time.Путеводитель по выживанию работающей матери.Библиотека;Литература для детей и родителей;Воспитание ребенка;Советы и рекомендации молодым мамам
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