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31 Days to Make Being a Working Mom Easier

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by RAKI WRIGHT

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Coming in October 2013, there will be 31 posts
featuring 31 ways to make being a working mom easier.

Each October, The Nester hosts a gathering where bloggers commit to writing about the same topic for 31 Days.  I only heard about this a few weeks ago and decided to join.  I am very passionate about being a working mom, because it’s the hardest thing I’ve had to do.  Along the way, I’ve discovered things that work (and things that don’t) that have made this a much more enjoyable ride for me…and my family.

My 31 Days topics will include:

  • Childcare
  • How to Say No
  • Date nights
  • Girls’ Night Out
  • Daily Routines
  • Managing Calendars
  • How to Use Action lists
  • Managing Laundry
  • Cleaning
  • Your Child’s Extra-curricular Activities
  • Taking Care of Yourself
  • Pampering Yourself
  • Weekends
  • How to Free Up Your Time
  • Priorities
  • Meal Planning
  • Commuting
  • Delegating
  • Outsourcing
  • Flex time
  • Back up plans
  • Making Appointments
  • Smartphones
  • Halloween
  • Saving Money
  • Using a Timer
  • Grocery Shopping
  • Multi-tasking
  • Checklists
  • Sleep
  • Training Others
  • Prep the Night Before
  • Lunch Break
  • Find Quality Time for the Kids

Whew!  That’s a lot of stuff.  Some topics will be combined, but I wanted to list out the full picture of everything that I will cover.  Come back tomorrow for Day 1!

If this is your first visit here, welcome!  Learn more about the girl behind Outside the Box Mom.

Read other posts in the 31 Days to Make Being a Working Mom Easier series.


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