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Becoming a stay at home mom is a much different job than many parents imagine. There will be a time of adjustment as you get used to your new lifestyle.

New stay at home moms experience feelings of isolation, draining days with kids, and changing self images. Here's parenting advice to help smooth the transition.

Deciding to be a stay-at-home mom (SAHM) vs. going back to work is a big choice. Consider family finances, child care expenses and the cost of working to help mom decide.

New stay at home moms are likely to experience guilt, worry, and frustration concerning financial budgeting. Family budget planning tips can smooth the transition.

Many women find leaving work isn't the financial drain they anticipate. Moms may want to total up how much of their pay checks actually make it into the household budget.

Middlesex, a second novel by Jeffrey Eugenides, is of epic proportion to say the least. It recounts the history and humour that made Calliope into the man he is today.

Though mothers have traditionally been the ones to stay home with the children, in some cases stay-at-home dads are the best option. Work- from-home jobs may be a factor.

Young women: take yourself seriously and have an awesome college experience! Here are some suggestions on how to get the most out of college life.

The decision to stay at home with a baby or young child is difficult. This article provides some common sense guidelines for changing spending habits.

Many women discover that having a new baby causes them to create new career ideas they'd never thought of before.

Stay at home moms often worry they aren't giving enough. Here are parenting tips and research on the importance of free play for children, that might relieve some guilt.