Should mothers bring their children to work?

by Ginger Kazay

As a general rule; no, parents should not bring their children to work. Of course, there are always exceptions to every rule and there are exceptions to this rule also; but, th...read more

by Amy Gunn

We have a huge problem cropping up in our economy due to the fact that we have more women in higher-paying jobs than ever before. The cost of living has gone up so much that ma...read more

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by Rich Rivers

Some parents love bringing their children to work especially when the children are on holiday from school and nobody is going to take care of them. Others just love having thei...read more

by Charlets

Now way! No kids at working place most especially in my nuclear power plant business. I mean, how can you work and serve good when you have kids around you? If we will allow tha...read more

by Ann E. Smith

Over the past decade or so, the practice of mothers taking their children to the work place has become more commonplace. While it may not be a daily thing, but more of an occasi...read more

by Peta Cameron

The question as to whether mothers should bring their children to work depends largely on an individual's circumstance. I do not believe it to be a good idea, unless it is unavo...read more

by Kristie Dunlap

My Mother worked out of necessity when I was a child. She purposely worked second shift. My Father arrived home just in time for her to leave for her job, therefore my two sib...read more

by Vonda Sines

Whether it's a mother or a father faced with bringing a child to work, the practice is fair to neither the employer nor the child. Here's a case in point. A former intern wo...read more

by Danette M. Scott

Should mothers bring their children to work. There are some companies that provide in house daycare centers for the children of employees. If the company you are employed with a...read more

by Fida Abbott

Should mothers bring their children to work? My answer is Absolutely NO. My youngest daughter was in the Pre-School last year. There were 10 kids in the class. One day when ...read more

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by J.T. Livingston

Take a moment, sit down, and really think about this question. Look at it objectively and realistically. Put aside any maternal instincts lurking inside your head and subdue a...read more

by Karen Greenberg

In most cases I do not believe that women should bring their children to work. There are a few exceptions to this rule, but for the most part children have no business in the w...read more

by Charlene C

Children do not belong in the work place. Should mothers bring their children to work? Absolutely not. It is hard enough getting everything done in the home with children as ...read more

by Jody King-Peterson

I am a working mother of three. I worked and went to college while my babies were young after my divorce. My children are now in their teens. When they were small, up until the ...read more

by Eliza B.

I believe women should bring children to work only when it does not cause her to be distracted or cause the workplace to be disrupted. There are some work environments that may ...read more

by Jennie Kelley

When my first daughter was born, I brought her to work with me for three weeks. I worked for a small, relaxed company, my coworkers were eager to chip in and help, and my employ...read more

by Musaret.com

Definitely not, A child should grow up without any worries, and not having to accompany their mother at work all day, so a child gets to help their mother or guardian at the wo...read more

by Rory Pollaro

Do mothers have some innate right that father's don't possess? Carrying the baby may be a blessing and bonding men cannot comprehend, but the baby didn't get there by itself. I ...read more

by Nikki Lloyd

As a young Mom, I took a "temporary" leave of absence from my job as a civil engineer in order to stay-at-home and raise my children. During this temporary (5-year!) period, I h...read more

by Christy Murray

Last year, I worked part time at Sear's as well as working a full time job at a hoisery mill. My daughter was 3 years old at the time. Now, it wasn't a problem during the day ...read more