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Check out our Q&A series with unique working moms and how they handle the work family juggle.
This space engineer and mom-of-two strives for a down-to-earth family life. She proves that women in STEM can be role models for girls interested in science and technology.
She manages two family-owned Miami Beach hotels - but makes plenty of time for her kids.
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This Redmond, WA-based senior director of disaster management juggles big responsibilities both at home and on the job.
To keep my kids moving in the morning, I don’t bark orders. I dangle one carrot after another.
Joia Mukherjee is the Medical Director of Partners in Health, which requires her to travel the globe. She also has a four-year old son, Che. She tells us how she balances it all.As told to Lisa Armstrong
When grandma takes care of her grandchildren for her working mother daughter, and still has a career, it can be tough but rewarding.
This mom of three styles a colorful–if crazy–life.—As told to Barbara Turvett
After exhausting all plausible excuses for bringing her daughter to school late, this mom figures out how to turn the tide. Now she’s early. Always.
Private eyes are more than paid investigators these days. Californian Angelica Howay tells Working Mother how she handles the demands of family mixed with her somewhat high-risk profession.—As told to Barbara Turvett
42, screenwriter of "The Devil Wears Prada", "Morning Glory" and more;
husband Will; sons Charlie, 10, and Leo, 7.
In a two-military-parent family long deployments can be a strain.
Caring for sick children is not an easy job. Although there are many victories, there is also substantial heartbreak. It is the children that inspire the adults to keep fighting for them. Here are some of our inspirations. –Produced by Leigh Ann Rezulli
40, nurse coordinator at the fetal center at Texas Children's Hospital in
Houston; husband Tony; children Vincent, 4, Isabella, 2. By Ilisa Cohen
Well-meaning neighbors, and wanting to be two places at once.
Soon after this medical researcher found a creative outlet as a radio announcer, she lost her voice to a devastating disorder—only to rediscover it on the written page.
In search of quality "me time," this mom of three upgraded the bubble bath
and made a splash in the spa biz.
