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Name: Shaifa Haq
Country: Cambodia
After my baby's arrival, I have been working from home. Now my baby is three years old but he still needs me for daily care so i am planning to continue working from home. at least i am happy to be there with my baby through all his stages and have no regrets like other working moms of not able to spend time with kids.

Name: Maguma Jacob
Country: Botswana
after i had a baby, i took maternity leave for three months but then due to financial probs i had to join. it was very difficult for me to leave my newborn at home and also i could not get a good caretaker also. then i thought of working from home. i gave this proposal to my boss and being considerate, he agreed. i was more than happy as i could spend time with my baby while working.

Name: Lyma Liz
Country: Bulgaria
Working from home is very challenging without a formal set up. you have to make many adjustments but gradually it can work out to be fine.

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The arrival of a new baby changes the complexion of a woman's life. It becomes increasingly difficult for her, more so if she is working, to get back to her original schedule. She tries desperately to snatch time for herself amidst night feeds and nappy changes. In such trying times, many women zero in on working from home. However, this alternative needs a certain mental grooming and preparation. SOME TIPS ON WORKING FROM HOME: 1. Never regret your decision: Being a 'homemaker' is the last thing to feel unhappy about. Therefore, if you face any obstructions, it is just a short-term phase with long-term gains. 2. Invest in the right direction: Before starting on any venture, regularise a pattern for yourself, your child, husband and family. If you are a graphic designer, a writer, or a programmer, invest in a computer. Hire help, for professional and personal work. You might have to sub-let some work initially. If possible, you might have to redesign your house and allot some office space to yourself. 3. Believe in yourself: Working from home demands a definite regimen. It means saying no afternoon naps and frequent evening outings. It also means timely supervision in the kitchen. Tell yourself you can do it, and prepare yourself before taking the plunge. Are you a working mother too? How do you manage your time and house? Share with us!
	new hi there, I was married at the age of 22 and after a year had my baby and then went back to india and had to stay for long until i finally joined my husband with my baby. As as stated i never had...
	Neha I am a working mother and initially i used to find it very difficult to handle both office and my child. But i always had my mil to take care of my child whenever i was away at work!...
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