Returning to work isn’t as easy as it used to be when you were coming back from holidays. Now you might need to juggle routines, daycare, breastfeeding and the temperament of a little one who might not particularly like the changes they are being subjected to. Lynne-McKensey Hall IBCLC shares some tips for making the transition easier.

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Q&A: how much roughly does everyone think the first year will cost?

Q&A: Just wondering if other parents could share their money saving tips while on maternity leave or living off one income?

Expert Tips: Financially Preparing For a Baby. Tips such such thinking about private vs public maternity care, what government assistance is available etc

Q&A: How do you make the decision about whether to go back to work or not?

“I recently returned to work, two days a week, after having my son almost 18 months ago. My return to work has been everything I expected it to be, and nothing like I expected it to be…”

Q&A: If you work at home, what do you do? How did you go about it? Any advice deciding what to do? Things to investigate?

Working from home is one the most popular ways for mums with children to earn extra income and stay socially connected. It is also a great way to earn money on the side if you already have a part time job. But what sort of businesses can be run from home. There are as many as your imagination really but we have listed just five areas for you to consider.

Tips to help you save money and stay on budget.