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Mum coach

Friday, July 11th, 2008

Jodie Benveniste, director of Parent Wellbeing, will be speaking at Westfield Tea Tree Plaza in Adelaide with Olympic basketballer Rachel Sporn as part of Westfield’s ‘Mum Coach’ series on Monday 28th of July 2008 at 10am.

They’ll be divulging the secrets to increasing mum’s wellbeing and it’s got little to do with trying to find the impossible ‘me time’.

The event is part of Westfield’s ‘We Are Family’ campaign.

Approximately 160 interactive in-centre events will be held in 32 Westfield centres across the nation on a range of topics for mums.

Each Westfield centre will host between two to six interactive events led by local and national Australian experts based on:

Mum Coach - Helping mums with comprehensive tips for time management
The First 12 Months - Navigating the trials and joys of the first twelve months of parenting
Working Mums Club - Tips for balancing work and family for mums looking to join the workforce or mums already in the workforce
It Takes a Village - Experts join mums for a community forum to talk about a range of topics
DIY Beauty - To look and feel refreshed, some practical tips to help you feel better through do it yourself beauty routines
Laughter is the Best Medicine - Leading mum comediennes provide laughter on the silly and sublime of motherhood
Taming the Toddler Tantrum - Practical tips for mums in taming the almighty toddler tantrum
Better Buddies - Understanding bullying both inside and outside the home to create better buddies

For more information about events in your area, please visit www.westfield.com.au/wearefamily

Stay at home mums worth $124,000 PA

Monday, May 12th, 2008

IF stay-at-home mums were paid in cold, hard cash, they would receive an annual salary of $124,000, according to a new study. The eighth annual survey of mothers’ market value, by Salary.com, a US firm that studies workplace compensation, calculated their worth by studying pay levels for 10 job titles with duties that a typical mother performed.

 Some of these job titles include housekeeper, CEO and counsellor. 

 Read the full story here:

www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23670306-401,00.html

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if this was reality and all mums were paid their market place worth!