Motherhood is no easy feat, since taking care of a child is a full time job, however these days, women are not just mothers, they are also career women, this means that they now have two jobs.
How to balance motherhood and your career
Being a mother is so demanding and having to combine that with a 9am-5pm job is almost unimaginable. Yetty Williams shares on how to strike a balance.
Balancing motherhood and career
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So, on this segment, CEO and founder of Lagos Mums, tackles balance between motherhood and careers.
She goes on to talk about setting priority, dealing with 9 to 5 pm jobs and children.
Take a look at the clip below.
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