Keeping the Marriage Strong After Having Children
With a myriad of new stressors and changes, the transition to parenthood is challenging. Discover how you can care for yourself, your partner, and keep your marriage strong after having children.
Supporting a Child Through a Divorce
Divorce can take a huge toll on a child. Parents play an important role and hold the responsibility in ensuring that a child’s emotional and physical needs are met during this difficult period. Here are 4 ways to support a child during a divorce.
Coping with Caregiving: Stress Management
Caring for your child can be emotionally draining, time-consuming, stressful, and can create a sense of imbalance in the family system. It is easy to neglect your own well-being in this challenging process. However, it is also important to take care of your own emotional and physical health. Here are some tips on how to care for your child while caring for yourself too!
Coping with the Burden of Unpaid Leave and Caregiving
Welcoming a new family member comes with a myriad of changes. Despite various initiatives, like maternity and paternity leave, unforeseen situations may crop up and parents may have to take unpaid leave for caregiving purposes. How do we better cope with caregiving? How do we handle having to take unpaid leave when it’s inevitable?
Juggling Motherhood and Career
Babies are a bundle of joy to the family, but it can be tough to juggle motherhood and career at the same time. Worries and problems accumulate over time and become overwhelming, especially when coupled with sleep deprivation. This can snowball into burnout if not dealt with in time.Here are some tips on how you can juggle motherhood and your career!