Word: motherhood
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Mothers wear many hats, including that of problem solver. These women responded to the chores and nagging concerns of motherhood with entrepreneurial zeal, turning their troubles into cottage industries. Their inventions are now sold in stores and online...
...past 30 years have seen the emergence of the working mom, the single mom, the supermom, the soccer mom and--because full-time motherhood is often considered a choice rather than a given--the stay-at-home mom. Yet aside from the recent categorization of NASCAR dads (which more pointedly concerns the significance of NASCAR than parenting), the title of dad has rarely been linked to a modifier. It would be wrong, however, to conclude that the role of fathers has remained unaltered; the majority of men today are vastly more involved in the rearing of their children and maintenance...
...accomplished bankruptcy lawyer who married her law school classmate before he made millions dazzling juries across North Carolina. Their 16-year-old son's 1996 death in an auto accident sent them in other directions: him, into a meteoric rise in politics; her, into a second round of motherhood, having one baby at 48 and another at 50. Heinz Kerry and Edwards had a lot to say about where life has brought them--and where they hope it will still take them...
Oral contraceptives, the study said, enabled women to “plan an independent existence at an early age—one not defined solely by marriage and motherhood...
...variation by seven or eight years either way is common. The new technique - a scan of the ovaries and a set of charts to read off the result - can pinpoint that variation. For women seeking fertility treatment, that knowledge is a key factor; for those pondering the career vs. motherhood equation, the question just got a little simpler: "Have you had your Wallace-Kelsey...