In the past several years, Bunco groups have been sprouting up all over the United States, and Charlotte is no exception. It is the perfect setting for moms of all walks of life to converge on common ground and let their hair down.
Working parents want one thing: A break. More money would be nice, and medical benefits and vacation time go without saying. But at the top of the list, parents want a company that offers some kind of workplace flexibility...
You'll find great ideas on swaps with tips on how to use or perhaps start your own.
An in-depth look at what it means to job share today.
Many moms are re-entering the workforce and learning how to make the transition back to the office a smooth one.
Tips for on-ramping mommies
Here's the how and why we picked who we did in our top 40 list.
A look at how to negotiate different work options to allow for that work/life balance.
Molly Barker is an inspiration to many girls in Charlotte. A runner, a single mom and a tireless promoter of sefl-esteem, she spends her life teaching girls how to get out of the "girl box" and believe in themselves. In this letter, she looks back at her teenage self, reflecting on self-doubt and offering hope and solidarity.
Sheri Lynch first published a letter to herself in her blog. Inspired by Ellyn Spragin's book, she set out to write a letter - addressing it to her troubled and tormented 14-year-old self.
Cama McNamara was the founder and publisher of Charlotte Parent magazine many years ago. She went on to publish Today's Charlotte Woman. She shares her insight into the future and new embracing opportunities.
Mompreneur Ann Francke has created a unique website for organic beauty products. Find out how she balances her work and home life, beautifully.
An interview with business owner and Mompreneur Basmatie Littles of Karma Kidz.
Mompreneur Bridget Dixon of Ella Elise Stationery shares her challenges and successes as an independent business owner and mom.
Read about companies in North Carolina who get creative with work-life benefits.
