After Daycare Drop Off Natalie Derrickson

Almost two years into the pandemic and many working mothers are maxed out - on work, life, and trying to balance it all while prioritizing their families. Some companies have risen to the challenge of supporting them, while others have not. This is a call to action. Our families, and the world, needs working moms in the picture.

Tobi Baker-Daigle and Christine McMacken are aesthetic powerhouses who took their combined talents and artistry and created a client-centered destination in the New England Skin Center. Tired of applying their efforts to the benefit of other businesses, they made their mark and created their own destiny by taking the risk of going on their own. Over the past two years, they’ve learned a lot and had a lot of success, pivoted as COVID broke loose to continue to support their clients and provide a sense of normalcy and hope while the world navigates a pandemic. Listen in to get inspired, learn about their approach, and find out the best way to pursue aesthetic and self-care practices as a busy working mom.

As is a pandemic wasn’t enough- let’s try to work from home while parenting! And maybe have a baby! As I look toward the end of my maternity leave, there’s endless questions about what work looks like as the pandemic rages on. We talk about juggling little ones, preschool, how to attempt to get focused work done, and industry efforts to make sense of it all.

You’re in an elite club, mama. It’s called Motherhood and we’re in this together. I want to invite you to consider a world where we get rid of the competitive atmosphere surrounding mothering and, instead, come together as sisters.

There are endless to-do lists, errands and work to be done, but what about the fun!? Listen for some perspective on sour-patch kids and how being silly and having fun may just be the cure-all you’re seeking.

In college you were surrounded by all your friends. In motherhood? Friends are far and wide, with contact primarily digital. The fix? Listen in.