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Reminisce on WAHM in the Past and its lessons

alohamolly — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 02:20:55 +0000

Hi Folks!

Howdy?
Lately, I have been hearing some digital recording of some talks related to WAHM. And one of them really strikes me. It talks about how the parents of the older generation who were mostly WAHM, who own plots of land and run their own small business and takes care of their own children.

Slowly, as industrial revolution evolves, how men has been brainwashed to believe earning a living as an employee in a cramp, high-rise building is the trend or a new way of life. Thus the move of a large number of immigrants comprises mostly young …

Working At Home With Kids

sitisifir10 — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:48:09 +0000

Bismillah,

“Siti, how did you manage your work with your kids around??”. This is one of the best question that ‘working at home mum’ to be always ask. Owh, everytime this question comes to me, I can’t stop my mouth to say, “If U don’t wanna get tired, work at the office!!” He he…and that is seriously sincere answer to that question.

A week before, I read this entry from kakyong. I understand how hard she is to handle her 3 wonderkids because I have 4 with me!! But, alhamdulillah my husband is always there as he also a

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Must-Have Criterias for a WAHM

alohamolly — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 05:52:07 +0000

Having a brief stint working from home, I realised that a WAHM must possess criterias below in order to stay creditable, discipline and able to stay productive both for work and family:

Must-Have Criterias

Discipline
We have to be discipline if we want to be trusted by our bosses/client and our family too. When we are working from home, we have to be able to deliver our work on time as how we would be expected to be doing when we are working from office. We should stick to our deadlines and time-table as much as possible. At the same …

The Challenges faced by a WAHM and WAHM’s kids

alohamolly — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:30:27 +0000

Hi folks,

As promised, I would like to shed some thoughts of the challenges faced by a WAHM and WAHM’s kids.

In the olden days, that is during our parents’ generation, it is a common sight to see women working from home doing various jobs ranging from being a babysitter, a tailor, or a baker making cookies, cakes and etc.

In current generation, women who work from home have new entrants, i.e. women who used to work in multi-national companies or MNCs and were holding good position, great income after spending years pursuing their studies and enjoying a high-flying career.…

What I learnt from SOHO Forum 2009?

alohamolly — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:28:39 +0000

Hi folks! In this entry, I like to share what I have gained/learnt from SOHO Forum 2009 held by eHomemakers. eHomemakers is a site I have been following since my college times when I stumbled upon the Working @ Home book from my aunt(published by eHomemakers, written by their founder, Ms. Chong Sheau Ching) and have been subscribing to their newsletter ever since then!

eHomemakers is South East Asia’s only community network that promotes working from home, teleworking and the running of SOHO businesses through the use of information and communications technology. Our e-community promotes self-help, business partnerships and …

The life of a WAHM’s child

alohamolly — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:24:33 +0000

Hi folks,

I like to share about the life being a child of a Work at Home Mom(or Dad) a.k.a WAHM. This is based on my own personal experience being brought up by a WAHM and WAHD(dad) as well as from my observation from the people around me.

When I was very young(before I started nursery at the age of 5), I used to be cared by my grandparents. Then from the moment I am five, my mom started to work from home doing tailoring/sewing to cared for the four of us.

In my memories, my childhood is filled with …

A Day in the Life of a Work at Home Mom, Part 1- Wine & Roses- Diapers and Deadlines

little mama — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 03:51:42 +0000

Wine and roses. Milk and honey. Diapers and deadlines. Which of these three is the more likely way a work at home mom would describe her day? Well, I'm here to tell you that it may be all three of these. It may be none. Or, more likely, some combination. (it depends, in large part, on the path you choose to make the work at home mom (or WAHM) lifestyle your reality).

Why I Love Being A Work-at-Home-Mom

little mama — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:25:15 +0000

Being able to balance career and family is a battle faced by many women. I, too, struggled with this balance for many years. But, I was fortunate to become a work at home mom. Now I get to have my cake and eat it, too. Here's what I love about being a work at home mom.

ABCs for the Work at Home Mom – Part 2

Little Mama™ — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 03:01:12 +0000

Work-at-home moms face many different challenges. From learning to accept help when needed, to building confidence in ourselves, to remembering the reasons why we chose to work from home. Below is the second in the series of tips to help work-at-home moms in the simplest of ways – the ABC’s.

N = No – Work at Home Moms need to be able to say “No” when the situation calls for it. Don’t be afraid to stand up for your business or to choose NOT to work with a customer who is more trouble than it’s worth.

O = Office – …

ABCs for the Work at Home Mom Part 1

little mama — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:55:50 +0000

Work-at-home moms face many different challenges. This article is the first in a series of tips to help work-at-home moms in the simplest of ways the ABCs.