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L. Lowell

Laura Lowell is the executive editor and author of "42 Rules for Working Moms." She has gathered practical advice and information from working moms all over the world to share with others. She lives and works in Silicon Valley with her husband and two girls. http://www.42rules.com/working_moms/index

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Rule 27: Cut Out the Curfew

Shawna Todd is the happily married mother of two children who has learned to fill her plate daily and eat through it by 11 pm

Rule 28: Dare to Compare

Tia Yates is a Legal Assistant in house for Washington Mutual Bank, the loving wife to William and a grateful Mom to four active boys ages 2-14 Comparison is comfortable

Rule 29: Don’t Let Yourself Go

Tina DeMattia, is 36 years old and has one child She just earned her Marriage and Family Therapy license after completing 3000 hours of internship and two written licensing exams

Rule 30: Put on Your Oxygen Mask First

Victoria Ryan knows that the most valuable contribution she has made to the US

Rule 31: Volunteer Your Way

Jan McDaniel has spent the last 25 years working in various senior management positions at some of the world’s largest High Technology companies She did this while raising two daughters

Rule 24: Plan a Power Lunch

Christina Johnson Polk is mom to Max, two, and wife to Kevin She lives in Lafayette, CA, and works full time as a Construction Manager

Rule 25: B Sur Ur Kds No U Hav a Lif

(Translation: Be Sure Your Kids Know You Have a Life) Molly Wendland juggles work and family in Kansas City with her two teenage daughters and her Big Strong Man (a

Rule 26: Focus

Shea Fialdini lives in Seattle with her husband and three children She works as the Grants Manager for the Global Health Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Rule 23: Have Sex

Holly Garcia, mother of four, has been happily married for 22 years to her high school sweetheart She works full time in high-tech

Rule 16: Not Everyone Can Work From Home

Jen Dahlen, a wife and mom of twin boys, is a Denver-based designer/entrepreneur She helps visually communicate brands among various industries and keeps her clients on their competitive edge

Rule 9: Find Great Partners

Sally Thornton is president & co-founder of Flexperience, a boutique Bay-Area firm that connects experienced professionals with part-time, flex-time, or project-based work For those working moms considering the entrepreneurial path (the word “momtrepreneur” is still a little odd to me), I suggest you find great partners

Rule 8: Never Give Up

Susan Guerrero, is a parent and educator and has written several plays concerning women’s issues and been a contributor and editor for Poets for Peace and Words of Women As a single working mother, I am responsible for 501 children

Rule 7: Outsource Everything You Can

Hilary Glann is married with two sons and four pets A former executive with HP, Hilary now runs a marketing consulting firm that helps technology companies achieve their business objectives by using marketing as a competitive advantage

Rule 6: Daycare is Not a Sin

Candice Blackmore has 14 years of marketing experience and is currently the Director of Marketing for a fresh vegetable processor in central California She is mom to a two-year-old daughter

Rule 5: Take a Time Out

Andrea Vos (37) lives in Amsterdam with husband Jan Willem, son King (3) and daughter Lux (1) She is an independent interaction designer and works for several renowned agencies and clients

Rule 3: Stand Up Straight

Regan MacPherson is a single mom of a wonderful daughter, a pug and a cat, and is a full-time corporate attorney for a storage technology company in Silicon Valley The other morning I was dressing for work, feeding the dog, doing laundry and making my daughter’s lunch
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