This course describes the impact of working mothers on children's development. We discuss how children develop cognitively, emotionally and linguistically when their parents work. In addition, we examine how to prepare for work-life balance as parents and provide proper care to young children, looking at how to develop and maintain parenting with a full-time work routine.

The material then explains how long breast milk can be stored and gives a few useful storage tips. Furthermore, we discuss how being a working mother is not harmful to children. Then we explore how it can be easier to become a working mother and have healthy attachments to children. Following that, we discuss how childcare becomes more complex as children grow and how being a working parent can change over time.

In addition, we look at the best time-management tips for parents and how to handle the demands of school-aged children. We explore in detail what the research says about parents staying at home with a child, including the benefits and drawbacks. After that, we discuss how to maintain mental and physical health as well as reduce stress and aggression in kids during their developmental phase. This course is ideal for parents who want to maintain full-time work employment and a healthy lifestyle for their children. This free course is self-paced and can be completed in your own time.