No working mum can be perfect, but every working mum can be great. How? By finding ways to deal with the  stress, workload and time shortage that usually comes with the territory.Try these techniques which will free up time for you to enjoy your job

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More mums are returning to work than previously estimated, according to the latest census figures. Mums who stay at home to bring up their children – whether this is down to want or necessity – are now becoming the minority, putting paid to age old

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A bit on the side!As a mum, did you know that there are plenty of ways to earn a little extra money? We show you 13 ways to top up your family finances....Top up your family finances

than I need to begin. I've now decided to press ahead by setting up my own small manufacturing unit, which I think will work really well, but I have to source the materials- it's not easy to find genuine wholesalers. Do you have any tips about sourcing

to babyexpert.com about life as a ‘mum-preneur’. ‘I had Zacariah in April 2008 by caesarean, so I had six weeks off to recover from that, then I was back at work by week 8. I’m self-employed so I couldn’t really take time off, but Zac was with me full

How do you juggle work and a family life? Starting a family is a time when many mums think hard about where their career is going and whether it’s time to change direction. Increasing numbers of mums see setting up their own business as a way

2011 is...Victoria Ruppersbury, 31, from Somerset, is mum to Emily, eight, Hannah, six, Katie, four, and Joshua, two. It was after potty training three of her own children, as well as helping train her nephews and nieces, that Victoria came up

Advice, information, support and opportunities to network with mums who've already taken the plunge and set themselves up in business are what you need if you see your future as a 'mumpreneur'.A good place to start is mumsclub.co.uk. The website