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about aztec-rose
I am a mother who is passionate about Work Life Family interconnectivity (WoLFi). I am fortunate enough to turn my passion into my PhD topic which is investigating how parents manage, balance, or juggle their paid/unpaid work, and other aspects of their life. So I'm interested in the diversity of your stories whether you are a parent who is sole, dual income, stay at home or in paid employment. All your WoLFi TaLEs or comments are valuable and will contribute to this important research.
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- As a parent, what choice do you really have? (13 Comments)
- The powerful art of storytelling (11 Comments)
- Do Mothers Care to Crucify their Careers? (10 Comments)
- child care gap a worry for parents in paid work (7 Comments)
- work life whatnow? (7 Comments)
- Can we take Gender out of the WoLFi debate? (7 Comments)
- Synchronisity - how do you do it? (5 Comments)
- Equal Pay (one) Day... (5 Comments)
- Work family worries and the meaning of life? (5 Comments)
- WoLFi Trials & Tribs (4 Comments)
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- Elaine Llanes: its amazing how search engine bring you to blog you never knew previously. i just look for a certain...
- Pen: Also LOL. Do you have a tardis? That would be cool.
- Ariane: I was listening today to a woman tell a story about domestic harmony between her 7 & 13 yr olds being...
- mimbles: Me: also LOL
I love it! - Ariane: I don’t see it as competitive in my life, because I had a partner when I was ready to have kids. But...
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