Working Mothers, Happy Kids

Working Mothers, Happy Kids

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Working Mothers, Happy Kids

Working Mothers, Happy Kids

Written by Amita Dholakia

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Liberation was meant to expand women's opportunities, not to limit them. One of the most hotly discussed issues of this generation is the working mother's dilemma: to quit mid-career, giving up money, status and stimulation to look after one's children; or to continue employment and leave the nurturing to someone else. Active nurturing is the basis of this book. For employed mothers, it refers to the spirit of the time you spend with your children in a way that will make them feel encouraged, inspired, empowered, tickled or valued. Active nurturing does not require you to fill every moment of your time with your children with intense activities, but when you are together, you should remember to be positive, warm and emotionally responsive. The 21 illustrated insights in this book, along with many that you will develop from your individual experiences with your children, will empower you to enrich your lives together.
Amita was born and educated in India. After attaining her MBA from IIM-Bangalore, one of the top Asian management institutes, she worked with Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever as a marketing professional. She moved to Singapore in 2002 with her one-month-old baby daughter, working as a consultant with a customer management consulting firm on projects with McDonald's and HP. Her son Vir was born in 2004. Her book was conceptualised after extensive research with many mothers and experiencing, at first hand, the trials of working freelance and raising kids.
ISBN-13
9789889979911
Publisher
Blacksmith Books
Publication date
1 January 2007
Format
Paperback
Pages
108
Dimensions
130 x 130 mm
Illustrations
21 colour illus
Language
English

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