The Evolution of a Working Parent - identifying personal values, priorities and boundaries still paying off 5 years later

Rebekah Fraser talks to Joanna Beresford, one of her first back to work coaching clients, about the journey she’s been on since going back to work after her second child 5 years ago. Joanne shares the insights that she took from coaching that continue to be relevant in her new business venture today.

working mum, Family, CareerRebekah Fraser3 May 2022lawyer, values, priorities, boundaries, partnership, role model

Top Tips from Working Mums #2: Be Organised to Be Present

Knowing the importance of being organised and planning ahead so that you can achieve your priority of spending as much quality time as possible with your family is Working Mums’ Top Tip #2.

Read what working mums have to say about achieving the goal of spending as much time as possible with those who are most important to you.

Personal, Family, working mumRebekah Fraser25 March 2021planning, organisation, meal preparation

Global Women NZ: Parental Leave Factsheet

Paid parental leave for both mums and dads is a critical step towards gender equity.

Family, CareerRebekah Fraser30 March 2020

How dual income couples find balance and partnership

Although the number of dual-career couples is rising, equal partnerships have not necessarily become the norm. Despite much talk about splitting housework, there is a surprising lack of guidance on how exactly to address the deeper challenges that these couples face…

FamilyRebekah Fraser30 March 2020

Gearing up to lockdown: A guide for working parents

The things to think about when you’re parenting and working from home.

FamilyRebekah Fraser30 March 2020

More Sexist Gender Attitudes About Mothering After Birth of First Child

Move to more traditional views reflects conformism with how work, leave arrangements, public services for children, schools and social networks are arranged.

FamilyRebekah Fraser30 March 2020