working moms
Mothers with jobs
Working moms are mothers who hold jobs outside the home while raising children.
The term emphasizes the dual burden of employment and childcare, though it's sometimes criticized for implying that stay-at-home mothers don't work: As a working mom, I'm constantly juggling deadlines and school pickups.
The phrase appears frequently in discussions of work-life balance, childcare policy, and workplace flexibility.
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- exhaustedUtterly depleted of energy
- daycareChild supervision facility
- school pickupCollecting students after classes
- guiltMoral self-reproach
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- Parenting Worldnew parents, playgroups, parenting classes, single parents, stay-at-home dads
- working parentsdual income, childcare, daycare, maternity leave, paternity leave
- demographicspopulation density, population growth, age distribution, population, gender ratio
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Wives embracing traditional domestic roles
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