What Working Parents Need to Succeed

stressed mom on her laptop with son hugging her
stressed mom on her laptop with son hugging her
Feeling like the pandemic shredded your working parent mojo? You’re not alone. Two years after “positive PCR” entered our vocabularies, parents have no faith in tomorrow’s routine, let alone next week’s. Even as schools stay open and offices reopen, it’s still an obstacle course out there – with working mothers and fathers sinking under all the stops and starts, telling our eighth Modern Family Index, they’re exhausted, on edge, and burning out at work and home. How can it all feel even heavier than it did at the start of the pandemic? On our next webinar, we’re going to talk about all of it – what parents like you are saying; how they’ve adapted and found little moments of relief during the last two years; and why we need to hang on to some of the lessons the pandemic has taught us.
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About the Author
Bright Horizons
Bright Horizons
In 1986, our founders saw that child care was an enormous obstacle for working parents. On-site centers became one way we responded to help employees – and organizations -- work better. Today we offer child care, elder care, and help for education and careers -- tools used by more than 1,000 of the world’s top employers and that power many of the world's best brands
stressed mom on her laptop with son hugging her