Time squeeze

Article Abstract:

A survey of working mothers found that for 77% their top problem is having too much to do in the time available. The least stressed working mothers reported that they have learned to simplify their time management and to say no. Delegating chores and finding time each day for personal pampering are others ways working mothers avoid stress.

United States, Statistical Data Included, Time management, Polling Data

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What pushes your stress button? Revealing answers to our special survey

Article Abstract:

A survey of 563 working mothers indicated that almost half feel very stressed, but most maintain they are happier than their mothers were. Major sources of stress are job uncertainty, increased work loads, housework and child care. Women believe having more time or money would relieve stress.

Job stress, Stress (Psychology)

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Who is happy? 1000 moms reveal their secrets for enjoying life

Article Abstract:

Most working mothers are happy, contrary to the popular belief that they feel overworked, guilty and pressured. This was gleaned from the responses of 1,000 working mothers to a survey published in the Dec 1994, issue of Working Mother magazine.

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