"I used it with all three of my kiddos. At about 8 months old they were able to say more, please, momma, milk and all done.They learned more as time went on and the older ones still use sign language sometimes (ages 10, 5) .
I have found with my…"
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My Stay-At-Home-Mom Resume Job Description -- What's Yours?
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Have you ever sat down to update your resume and wondered how you were going to put what you do into words? I posted my own "Homemaker" job description -- Please feel free to use this verbiage for…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jennifer Poyer May 13, 2011.
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Jennifer Poyer replied to Abbie Enlund's discussion Baby sign language? in the group Domestically Challenged MomsJennifer Poyer joined journey2learn's group
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Jennifer Poyer posted a blog postThe Way I Like to Roar
I imagine we have to go though some kind of catharsis when we have children -- I mean, how can we not? We go from taking care of ME or me and partner to taking care of this other little person who 100% needs us, thinks we walk on water and loves us, loves us, loves us more than anything else they know in their young lives. The level of unselfishness real mothering requires is immense. How can that not change even the most selfish person to some extent? But I must say, this baby love, this…See More
Jennifer Poyer replied to Kristen Stevens's discussion When ordering products from a small business, do you care that I am having a bad day?"Wow. I've edited that thing four times. I'm a typo waiting to happen.
-Jenn Again"
Jennifer Poyer replied to Kristen Stevens's discussion When ordering products from a small business, do you care that I am having a bad day?"I have been selling DVDs on Ebay for some time now ... and I have found that without a doubt my more personal approach has helped with my ratings, my customer interaction and my general business success. Not only form the customer standpoint, but…"
Jennifer Poyer replied to Jennifer Poyer's discussion My Stay-At-Home-Mom Resume Job Description -- What's Yours?"Deanna -- I really think you could, depending on what kind of position you are applying for. It really personalizes you which would be good for any position dealing directly with people in a service-type industry. It also depends on the culture of…"
Deanna replied to Jennifer Poyer's discussion My Stay-At-Home-Mom Resume Job Description -- What's Yours?"I loved this! I need to add this to my resume! Can I really put that I supply hugs and kisses daily!? That would be awesome to get credit for that! lol"
Jennifer Poyer's discussion was featuredMy Stay-At-Home-Mom Resume Job Description -- What's Yours?
Have you ever sat down to update your resume and wondered how you were going to put what you do into words? I posted my own "Homemaker" job description -- Please feel free to use this verbiage for your own resume if you need it. I'd also love to hear your comment and add more ideas, I consider this a work in progress. :D …See More
Jennifer Poyer left a comment for Megan Calhoun"How would I join the Blog Network? The widget seems to be missing -- there's nothing on the page with the link you sent. Other people have commented also for some time that this is missing -- is there an updated link or something?
Thanks…"
Jennifer Poyer replied to Jennifer Poyer's discussion My Stay-At-Home-Mom Resume Job Description -- What's Yours?"Thanks Heather! You are very welcome -- hope it comes in handy for you! :D
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Jennifer Poyer posted a discussionMy Stay-At-Home-Mom Resume Job Description -- What's Yours?
Have you ever sat down to update your resume and wondered how you were going to put what you do into words? I posted my own "Homemaker" job description -- Please feel free to use this verbiage for your own resume if you need it. I'd also love to hear your comment and add more ideas, I consider this a work in progress. :D …See More
Jennifer Poyer replied to Megan Calhoun's discussion Weekly Commenting Contest: What is your biggest pet peeve?"You know, it used to be being late to things, but now, since I'm late almost everywhere, I can't say that anymore. It used to be those mothers who talk and talk and talk and talk about their kids, but I do that now too, sooooo I can't…"
Jennifer Poyer replied to Megan Calhoun's discussion Weekly Commenting Contest: What is your biggest pet peeve?"Gotta say, this is right up there with my top 10. Good one.
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Jennifer Poyer replied to Megan Calhoun's discussion Weekly Commenting Contest: What is your biggest pet peeve?"Incompetence. Whether it be staff at my children's school, servers at a restaurant, drivers on the road, or ... ANYONE at the DMV. (Ironic considering I am domestically challenged.)"
Jennifer Poyer commented on Megan Calhoun's blog post Introducing the TwitterMoms Blog Network"Still not seeing anything here either. ..."
Tameka Linnell left a comment for Jennifer Poyer"Welcome to Socialmoms! My name's Tameka and I am the co-founder of JOON, which is a natural bath & body care line made just for girls! But here at JOON we strive to teach girls healthy living habits, especially being green! Come check out…"
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- After spending the bulk of my post-college years in a professional office setting, I traded in my panty hose for jeans and began my adventure as a work-at-home mom.
Adjusting to staying at home full-time has been one of the most challenging and rewarding undertakings I've ever encountered. In my attempt to traverse from “corporate professional” to “domestic professional,” it seems every day I feel like I've entered into a room that I can't quite get out of, but since I have these three little people in the room with me, it's really not so bad. Juggling domestic duties, wifely duties, motherly duties and work duties and not losing my mind altogether presents some pretty interesting moments.
It is definitely true that I am flying by the seat of my minivan!!!
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The Way I Like to Roar
I imagine we have to go though some kind of catharsis when we have children -- I mean, how can we not? We go from taking care of ME or me and partner to taking care of this other little person who 100% needs us, thinks we walk on water and loves us, loves us, loves us more than anything else they know in their young lives.
The level of unselfishness real mothering requires is immense. How can that not change even the most selfish person to some extent? But I must say,…
Posted on May 16, 2011 at 7:00pm
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- At 11:27pm on April 23, 2013,
Lea said…
I am stopping by to say "hello" :)
I haven't been here in a while.
I welcome your friendship :)
Lea @ Mother Baby Child & Weight Loss Journal
- At 10:13am on April 7, 2011,
Leah Dillon said… - Welcome to The Club. I just joined recently as well. I hope we can connect and you'll check out my blog. www.touttoday.com
I'm passionate about health, motherhood, living green, travel and helpful life tools. My blog is committed to sharing the things I'm most passionate about with the broader community in hopes to help others live the most fulfilling life possible.
I look forward to connecting.
-Leah K. DillonWife. Mother. EntrepreneurBlog: www.touttoday.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/touttoday
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tout/128982127156837
- At 10:48am on April 5, 2011, Tameka Linnell said…
- Welcome to Socialmoms! My name's Tameka and I am the co-founder of JOON, which is a natural bath & body care line made just for girls! But here at JOON we strive to teach girls healthy living habits, especially being green! Come check out www.ItsJOON.com to participate in contests & to learn more, and you can also visit our facebook page @ItsJOONfor even more weekly contests & giveaways!
Hope to catch you on here in the future & let me know if you need any help!
- At 3:32am on April 2, 2011,
Megan Calhoun said… - Great to have you here! We've got an incredible group of women connecting on all sorts of topics, so kick back and make yourself at home. Check out the SocialMoms groups (we have something for everybody). The SocialMoms discussions are quite entertaining, too. Or, just get to know your fellow SocialMoms by browsing some SocialMoms profiles or searching for moms who share your interests, add friends, and start twittering with some incredibly smart and interesting moms.
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