Blog Profile / The Juggle
| URL : | http://blogs.wsj.com/juggle/?mod=WSJBlog | |
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| Filed Under: | Lifestyle / Parenting | |
| Posts on Regator: | 1509 | |
| Posts / Week: | 6.4 | |
| Archived Since: | December 12, 2008 | |
Blog Post Archive
In Wake of Bombings, A Teacher in Cambridge Comforts Her Class
Tonya Leonard, a second-grade teacher, returned to her Cambridge classroom and comforted her students in the wake of the bombing.
In Wake of Bombings, A Teacher in Cambridge Comforts Her Class
Tonya Leonard, a second-grade teacher
Returning to the Workforce? Seek a “Reverse Mentor”
After time off from the workforce, Dawn Siff decided to reach out for younger mentors who could introduce her to the new world of digital technology.
How to Negotiate With the Tooth Fairy
A long-time correspondance with the Tooth Fairy yields lessons about negotiation and acceptance.
Why Multitasking Blocks Your Best Ideas
Great multitaskers may get a lot done, but they are missing out on Aha! moments.
A Gifted Student Learns to Thrive with Dyslexia
A student with dyslexia learns techniques to help her return to the mainstream.
Ask Emily: On Spacing Out Your Kids…and Your Family
In her first "Ask Emily" column, economics professor Emily Oster answers readers' questions on the best way to time having children, the limits of digital connectivity, and coping with in-laws who want to move close to home.
Introducing ‘Ask Emily’ by Economist Emily Oster
Because economics is all about optimizing, it’s usually the first place you should look for answers if you want to maximize your happiness. Emily Oster, economics professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, is here to answer your questions.
Getting Married Podcast: Are Two Weddings Twice The Fun?
Planning two weddings can be a joy for some, and a giant headache for others.
An Office of One’s Own
The author benefits
Working Exercise Into Your Work Day
Working exercise into your work life.
Getting Married? Prepare For Disaster
Wedding insurance can protect against some unexpected occurrences, but not all.
Battling Stereotypes, New Moms Face More Stress on the Job
For many moms, job stress was manageable before having children, but once babies arrive, a shift sometimes occurs in their bosses’ attitudes.
The Countdown to Connect With Your Kids
There's only a narrow window of time to connect with your kids after work, before the whole family gets lost in distraction.
Getting Married? To Charge or Not to Charge
Wedding bills can be daunting, no doubt about it. So, will that be cash or credit?
Taking Your Juggle on the Road
When a business trip interferes with family time, why not take the kids along to the conference?
How to Decide What to Purge
An effort to clear clutter becomes a reflection on childhood memories.
Getting Married? The High Cost of the Bridal Party
A bridal party can be a major wedding expense, both for the couple planning the wedding and for the friends and family invited to participate.
Exercise. Take Your Vitamins. Keep Track of Your Resolutions
Using an iPhone to keep track of New Year's Resolutions helped keep the author on track.
Yahoo Ban on Working From Home is Misguided
Teleworking can help firms meet their objectives if it's seen as a tool to improve performance.