BossMom

Yes, I am the best and one of the example also of being a bossmom. A career woman but also a devoted mother. You wont imagine how I run through it. Being in college with my son in school and running our business is very tiring but quite an experienced we could never imagined that we can survive. Our daily lives is not as comfortable as everybody.

But its not only about me, its all about a career woman that strive hard with their children and family. Especially us freelancers, we choose this path, that we believe that could be very fit for us.

In an ideal world, women wouldn't be losing their jobs at an already highly emotional and testing time, as they navigate new parenthood. But if this is the situation you find yourself in, it may be reassuring to know that there is the option to create a more self-led work-life.

Rather than relying on having an employer who will accept requests for flexible working - choosing to go freelance, or set up a small business, can give mothers back the power. They can decide on their own hours and clients - and, crucially, reap all the benefits of their hard work.

In the future, we - women and men - might be encouraged to start planning more family-friendly careers during the pregnancy period, or even earlier: before conception. But as it currently stands, most people don't have the foresight to bother doing this.