Top Tips for Managing Pregnancy and Work

In this 21st century, the world has witnessed more women in the workforce, more than ever before. According to a research carried out by Catalyst in 2018, women account for over 48% of the total labour force in many countries. This, of course, includes pregnant women. In fact, working while pregnant is fast becoming the norm which is not bad in itself. However, it is pertinent to acknowledge that if this is not managed effectively, it can be distressing to the expectant mother. Pregnancy, in itself, is a challenging journey for every woman; it can be described as a job on its own. In addition, pregnancy comes with its unique aversions, physical and emotional discomfort which makes every phase of the journey a struggle.
In this article, you will learn proven strategies that you can apply to manage and balance pregnancy and work.
Check out these Six Indispensable Tips:
Congratulations in advance!
Sure, juggling a 9-to-5 job with pregnancy doesn’t sound like an easy ride for anyone. If you apply the great tips discussed in this piece, you will be proud of yourself in few months.
Have you gone through this experience in the past?
Please, feel free to share extra tips in the comment section below. Certainly, we all can benefit from your wealth of wisdom and experience.
About the Author
Ginika Oluchi Okeke is the Lead content writer at KompleteCare. She also doubles as an editor and proofreader for everything that concerns content. When she’s not writing content for KompleteCare, you might find her copy-editing works for authors before publication. Reach Ginika at ginika.okeke@kompletecare.com
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Ginika is the Lead content writer at KompleteCare. She also doubles as an editor and proofreader for everything that concerns content. When she's not writing content for KompleteCare, you might find her copy-editing works for authors before publication. Reach Ginika at ginika.okeke@kompletecare.com
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