Heart & Hustle: A Conversation with Rachael Brown

Heart & Hustle is a candid interview series celebrating working parents who are thriving at home and at work. Each feature spotlights leaders balancing the demands of parenthood with the hustle of building fulfilling careers. From late-night feedings to early-morning board meetings, these stories remind us that no two working parent journeys are alike. What […]

Heart & Hustle: A Conversation with Anne Terry

Heart & Hustle is a candid interview series celebrating working parents who are thriving at home and at work. Each feature spotlights leaders balancing the demands of parenthood with the hustle of building fulfilling careers. From late-night feedings to early-morning board meetings, these stories remind us that no two working parent journeys are alike. What […]

The Hidden Crisis Facing Clinician Parents

The Hidden Crisis Facing Clinical Parents – And Why Health Systems Must Act Now Parents in medicine – physicians, advanced practice providers, researchers, and faculty – are facing a quiet but urgent crisis. A growing body of research, including findings from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM), shows that caregiving pressures are […]

Josie’s 2026 Guidance for Parents & Caregiver ERGs

Your Blueprint for an Engaged, High-Impact Year Parent, family, and caregiver ERGs are no longer “nice to have.”In 2025, we spoke with 25+ ERG leaders across industries, and one theme kept surfacing: These communities are becoming one of the most powerful culture-shaping forces inside organizations. They support working parents, yes – but they also influence […]

The #1 Working Parent Hack of 2025?

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Ask your kids for career advice. Seriously. At Josie, we work with hundreds of working parents navigating the wild intersection of career and family. We’re constantly asked for tips on how to manage it all…especially during parental leave, return-to-work transitions, and the day-to-day chaos of raising kids while growing a career. My son turned 7 […]

How to Tell Your Boss You’re Pregnant: A Step-by-Step Guide

Finding out you’re pregnant can be one of the most joyous moments of your life, but if you’re a working parent-to-be, the next big step is figuring out how to tell your boss you’re pregnant for the first time. Navigating this conversation can feel intimidating, especially if you’re unsure of how your employer will respond, […]

Tips for Finding New Parent Friends: Because You Need a Village

Becoming a parent is one of the most exciting, and transformative, phases of life. Your world expands in ways you never imagined, and you’re suddenly responsible for keeping a tiny human alive. But with all that newness comes a major life shift, and one of the most surprising challenges many new parents face is the […]

The Power of a Purposeful Out of Office Message During Parental Leave

When preparing for parental leave, most professionals focus on coverage plans, handovers, and clearing their inbox. But the out of office (OOO) message often gets reduced to a last minute afterthought. Yes, that humble automatic email reply has more power than most of us give it credit for! The out of office is an element […]

Work-Life Balance When You Have Young Children And Love Your Career

If you’re a parent of young children and you also love your career, you’re likely no stranger to the juggling act that is work-life balance. Often it feels like the minute you get a handle on one aspect of your life, something else comes crashing down. Do you prioritize that big presentation or stay home […]

Balancing Work and Parenting a Child with a Disability: A Guide for Working Parents

Parenting is a full-time job on its own, but when you’re raising a child with a disability while managing your career, the challenges can feel overwhelming. Working parents often struggle to find the right balance between professional responsibilities and ensuring their child gets the care and support they need. Fortunately, resources like DisabilityAdvice.org offer valuable […]

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