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Guest Post: Meals for Busy, Working Parents

January 23, 2013
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Guest Post: Meals for Busy, Working Parents

Today’s post comes from 32 Surplus, a blog written by a working mother about design, photography and living. I don’t usually write about meal planning, because frankly, I have nothing to say. But with all the conversations I’ve been having lately about managing home and career, I thought these tips for healthy eating and involving children in meal planning, were useful. Here’s to healthier living in 2013. A few things this family has learned so far. 1. Involve the kids in meal prep and cooking sooner than later Like a lot of parents, I was inspired by this great column in the New York Times about a mom who decided to let her teenage kids do the cooking and was committed to doing the same. and even though my kids are just 6 and 8, it turns out they’re pretty capable in the kitchen — and it has all the upside you imagine it will. Not only do the kids love to help, they benefit from all the learnings that come with it — measuring, counting, mindfulness. They have a greater respect for food, feel good about their creations and contribution to the household and LOVE having a say in what’s for dinner, since [...]

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Working Mother 100 Best Companies

September 19, 2012
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Working Mother 100 Best Companies

Working Mother yesterday  named the 2012 Working Mother 100 Best Companies. The companies are recognized in the October/November issue of the magazine and on workingmother.com. Working Mother compiles the list based on a questionnaire which includes more than 500 questions on workforce representation, child care, flexibility programs and  leave policies. See how these companies stack up against the rest of the U.S.       Related articles Hey Employers! Moms Aren’t Slackers at Work

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