With much love, dear Grandmother. This comes to greet you Grandma in a warm and loving way, while sending all best wishes for a Happy Mother’s Day! Have fun today!

Happy Mother’s Day, Dear Daughter. Speaking of Daughter. If everything happy and bright fills every moment from morning till night, it’s certainly true, you’ll be getting your Mother’s Day due! Happy Mother’s Day, dear Daughter.

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Mother is a beautiful creation by God. She is a nurturer, teacher, friend and guide…playing several roles in a lifetime. The moment child is born not knowing anything about the world, a mother is born too, not knowing anything about the baby, but once she sets her eyes on child all the worldly joys surrounds her. Mother is an eternal sunshine that never fades. Mankind of all ages has basked in her glory. She helps us overcome all the hiccups.

I am, of course, talking about the delicate operation of fitting maternal concerns in alongside a business woman’s preoccupations. If you have been a stay at home mother for some time and are only just now making the transition to being a work at home mother, you will be facing a huge upheaval. In the first few weeks of getting your home business running, you will probably wonder why you ever thought you would be able to cope with looking after the family as well as running a business from home. This is to be expected because you will be trying to live a double life, but you will soon realise that wearing two hats at once won’t work in the home based business woman/stay at home mother world any more than it would as a fashion statement. You have to learn how to separate your roles so that you are only wearing one hat at a time.

The first thing to do is to establish a workable routine which enables you to devote time to your business while ensuring that your partner and children don’t feel left out. Strange though it may sound, this means asking them for help. You probably feel reluctant to do this as it seems like you are putting an extra burden on them but your partner should understand that you are now a family with two working parents and it would be unfair for all the household responsibilities to remain in your shoulders alone.

A request for help like this will usually make your family feel that you are involving them in your life and, because they feel needed instead of being shut out, the help will be given willingly. Your partner and older children will understand that you can’t be expected to do everything on your own and even toddlers will be eager to join in to help with the rest of the family. Being allocated their own chores gives children a sense of responsibility which is something they enjoy from a very early age. Chores like unloading the dishwasher or laying the table for a meal or making beds can easily be delegated; they are only small tasks but, when you are starting your own business, every minute you can call your own counts.

Having enlisted the help of your family, the next thing you need to do is to write out your timetable. The more detailed you can make your timetable, the more help it will be to you, but having a simple daily to-do list will be a great help. A page-a-day diary or calendar is very useful for keeping a record of appointments, vacation dates etc. It is also a good idea to jot down notes of business financial transactions for reference when you do your tax return.

With your family helping you and your timetable providing a structure, you will soon find that you are running both your business and your home without worrying that you might be neglecting either of them. It is worth persevering through the initial first few weeks of organised chaos because working at home has so many advantages, the greatest of which is the freedom to be at home while your children are young.