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Mothers in Business Carnival - December

Welcome to the December 17, 2007 edition of mothers in business carnival.

Thank you to everyone who submitted their articles to the carnival.   I have chosen the following posts as being most relevant to the needs of Mothers in Business.

Ready?  Let’s go………

Kathleen Gage presents Is Blogging Necessary? posted at Street Smarts Marketing.

The Career Counselor presents The Top Ten Companies for Working Moms and How to Negotiate Better Family-Friendly Benefits posted at ask the CareerCounselor, saying, “Although there are undoubtedly many companies still stuck in the dark ages of work-family balance, many employers are shifting toward a more positive attitude regarding extended maternity leave or extended time off for child care. More and more businesses are putting up quite a fight to hang onto valuable female employees and executives. These efforts include a range of clever time-management and career development options. For example, many employer programs offer women the opportunity to ‘phase back’ into work after leave, perhaps working only a few hours a day at the start and then working towards a normal full-time schedule. Other companies provide extended maternity leave or child-care leave, coupled with opportunities to stay up to date in their field such as free training classes and networking events.”

Julie Heath - More4kids Inc. presents A Typical Day in the Life of a Stay at Home Mom posted at More4kids.

Jenny presents November Earnings Report posted at the so called me.

Liz Fuller presents Have More Energy for Your Business - Delegate at Home - More Than WE Know - Information, Inspiration and Support for Women Entrepreneurs posted at More Than WE Know, saying, “The key to sustainable success is successful delegation - freeing up time and energy to focus on the parts of your business that only you can do. As entrepreneurs we sometimes forget that delegation occurs at home as well as in our business. Here are several suggestions for freeing yourself from personal tasks to enable you to devote more attention to your business.”

Mandy presents Transitioning From Worker To Parent posted at Building Blocks Blog.

Donna-Marie presents Should WAHMs pretend they don?t work from home? posted at Small Business Diva.

Liz Fuller presents Today’s Woman Entrepreneur - Claudia of NiÉriu posted at More Than WE Know, saying, “Ninety percent of Americans identify themselves as Conscious Consumers who prefer eco-friendly products. Go behind the scenes of one woman entrepreneur’s business to find out how she appeals to this target market.”

Susan presents Urban Basket Case posted at Urban Basket Case.

Edith presents What Would Make You Smile? posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Amy Pedersen presents Selling on eBay?Thinking of Starting a Business From Home posted at Selling on eBay ….. or “How To”.

Rebecca Suzanne Dean presents How To Use A Toilet! posted at Rebecca Dean.

Jackie Lee presents WAHM Web 2.0 Resource Guide posted at Internet Marketing for Mommies.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of mothers in business carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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