> The impact of having a baby in our careers was insignificant.
That depends entirely upon your minimum standards of parental involvement. Many would argue that the wet nurse/live-in nanny set qualify more as custodians than parents, per se.
To each his and her own, but you're being a bit myopic.
> That said, to be a power mom you just need a power partner.
That depends entirely upon your minimum standards of parental involvement. Many would argue that the wet nurse/live-in nanny set qualify more as custodians than parents, per se.
To each his and her own, but you're being a bit myopic.
> That said, to be a power mom you just need a power partner.
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic here.