Working Moms
NPN was created more than 40 years ago with working moms in mind. When you’re working two full-time jobs—mom and employee—your most precious resource is time, and NPN is here to help.
Searching for schools for your child and don’t have time to spend hours researching online? Our informative school search videos, Annual School Fair and School & Daycare Directory streamline the process. Have a question about work, kids, schools or anything else? Get quick answers from our parent community on our Discussion Forum.
And when you need reassurance or advice about juggling your two (or more!) jobs, our library of articles about the struggles and triumphs of working moms will help you feel less overwhelmed. Long way of saying: We got you, working moms.
Discussions
Please join your fellow NPN members for coffee tomorrow morning at Floriole Cafe and Bakery in Lincoln Park from 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM. Children are welcome. Grab a cup of coffee and chat with NPN's business members and parent members. Meet parents who work in your industry and learn about...
Please consider NPN in your Giving Tuesday donations and throughout this holiday season. The funds that we raise in November and December are critical to our operations next year. We’ve put a fun twist on our end-of-year fundraising campaign. This year, for every $40 you donate, you will...
The NPN team is pleased to introduce Sarah Davis, founder and CEO of Olive You Nanny as a resident expert at NPN. You've watched her in NPN's live sessions, read her articles, and seen her recommended on the forum. Now is your chance to ask her everything you wanted to know about the process of hiri...
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Please know first and foremost that as a mom of three who has always worked FT, I fully support maternity/medical leaves! In my current position at a large healthcare organization, our team is down three colleagues due to maternity leave and I feel frustrated that the unspoken expecta...
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