Working Mothers

With the economy the way it is, over 85% of families have both spouses working. For working mums, this could be difficult to manage both work and family. Fortunately there are just a few simple things you can do that will help make it easier to be a good mum while still working.

There are many who come to me and ask questions like “Don’t you feel guilty leaving her in the daycare for the whole day?”

On Day 2 of the Budget debate, MPs called for greater support for women in the workforce.

Wish to stay at home for a while longer after being a mum or rush back to work? Here are some things to consider!

Where do I leave my child -- infant care or nanny? Here's a comparison of the two.

What can companies in Singapore do to help new mothers transition back into the workplace after maternity leave? Read on to find out more...

They rule their homes and the world and seem to excel at both jobs. They have social and political clout. They are dignified, educated, powerful, talented and beautiful. Who are they? They are the world's most powerful mums and are certainly an inspiration to women and mothers all over the world.

Working mothers have no choice but leave their children with carers while they are at work. Here are 9 essential and practical tips to deal with maids, childcare centres, grandparents and babysitters to ensure your child's safety.

Audrey Leong, owner of Buzzy Tots, an online store for children’s clothing, takes some time out of her busy day to talk to theAsianparent.

Once the transition from homemaker to breadwinner is already underway, mothers need to learn the techniques surrounding juggling work and family. For a step-by-step guide on prioritising, read on.