Parents Pivot

Research shows moms pick up 9+ more hours of childcare a week this time of year. No wonder your to-do list feels never-ending!

The good news? A little strategy goes a long way, from letting go of perfection, finding a routine that works for you and your family, and prioritizing your well being.

I loved the ideas in this Forbes article highlighting some big and small things you can do to keep things moving while you're managing WFH and the kids: https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolinecastrillon/2025/06/06/5-survival-tips-for-working-moms-with-kids-home-this-summer

May is , and one of the biggest, most overlooked mental health challenges is .

As moms, we tend to push through, put our needs last, and attend to what our families need first–and this can lead to burnout, at work or at home.

Burnout is daily, chronic stress that leads to emotional exhaustion, disconnection, and self-doubt. It doesn’t happen all at once either, this stress can accumulate over time, so I encourage you to pause this month and take stock of how you are feeling.

Burnout doesn’t mean you are failing, but it signals that what you are currently doing just isn’t working.

I’d love to hear your tips on battling burn-out, and what we can all collectively do to help each other.

There truly aren't enough words to describe just how special moms are to their families, to their communities and to the workplaces they support. This Mother's Day, I hope you know how incredibly valued you are. We see the work that you do day in and day out. You are a superhero.

Happy Mother's Day!