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Having kids later in life: Good for your career or too risky?
By Work It, Mom!, on Mon Jun 30, 2008 2:15pm PDTBy Nataly Kogan, from Work It, Mom!
A friend of mine was visiting this weekend. She just got engaged and we were sitting around talking about wedding plans and our other friends who recently got married. One of them is an uber-successful career woman, someone who has always been very ambitious. My friend who was visiting said that it made sense to her to wait to have kids until your career is more established. She told me she has no idea how I’ve kept it all together with my previous insane job, now running a company, and taking care of my daughter. She herself doesn’t plan on having kids for a while. Read More »
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Breadwinner moms -- speak up!
By Dory Devlin, Shine staff, on Mon Jun 23, 2008 1:44pm PDTBy now, you know what a fan I am of Work It, Mom!, a wonderfully smart online community for working moms. CEO Nataly Kogan posts on Shine Work + Money, along with Lylah Alphonse, Aliza Sherman, and more recently, Robyn Roark and Karen Walrond. They provide welcome voices on women and work here on Shine.
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Over on Work It!, Mom, Nataly Kogan has taken notice that more women are the primary providers for their families each year, though there is not a whole lot of discussion about that fact in the media or on the web. So Work It!, Mom is reaching out to breadwinner moms in a 10-question survey to dig deeper into how women take to their breadwinner role and how it affects their relationships with spouses, partners and kids.
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