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Life as a new mother is demanding and can affect our careers. In this article, I have listed down 6 best jobs for new moms in India.
The decision to be a mom is made with love, and the decision to continue working after childbirth is made after weighing in every merit and demerit. In this article, I have listed down the 6 best jobs for new moms!
When facing motherhood for the first time, new mothers often find it difficult to find a balance between their careers and their duties as a mother. Studies show that married women reported remarkably higher family-work conflict than their unmarried counterparts.
What constitutes the best jobs for new moms in India? What are the key-requirements for a new mother looking for a job?
In India, most importantly, a working mother needs to find a job that doesn’t hog all her time and lets her focus on their family. Finding a career that pays the bills while leaving time to raise a happy family is a diamond in the rough, and without a doubt, it is hard to find.
Note: we said “hard,” not “impossible.”
Jobs that have flexible hours and work-from-home opportunities are ideal for new mothers. So in this article, I have compiled a list of 6 attractive jobs for professionals who are embracing motherhood for the first time.
The job of a dietitian is to advise clients on their eating habits and provide them with meal plans and a balanced diet, so they can maintain a healthy lifestyle. As there is a hike in obesity rates, these rates are increasing day by day due to various circumstances, so does the demand for dietitians.
A dietitian can be employed by schools, healthcare facilities, or other organizations.
If you want to not be connected with any company, you have the option to be self-employed. This is great for mothers, as self-employed dieticians can create their own, flexible working schedules.
Read here: Kavita Devgan’s Book Don’t Diet
Tax accountants help their clients prepare tax returns and reports. They can either work for companies or work independently. Independent tax accountants have the freedom to choose their clients and working hours.
Another reason why new mothers should opt to work as independent tax accountants is that they have very high demand during tax season and remain relatively free during the rest of the year.
So, you can rack up money in that season and dedicate the rest of the year to your family.
Read here: 30 Best Business Ideas For Women In India
Programmers who specialize in creating web-based applications are called Web Developers. Work-from-home is very conventional among web developers.
Familiarity with programming and graphic design is an absolute requirement for a web developer, however, no formal education is required. You can join schools that offer courses or certifications.
Most web developers opt for intensive app academies to develop their skills in programming for web-based applications.
If as a mother you do not have time to pursue courses or certifications, free online courses or tutorials are a very viable option.
Read here: 8 Programmes In India To Switch From Non-Tech To Tech Careers
A Baker, or Pastry Chef, is in charge of preparing baked goods for sale to customers. Their duties include creating recipes, ordering ingredients and coordinating baking schedules to produce bread, cakes, pastries, pies, cookies and other goods.
One must consider the points mentioned below:
Read here: Becoming A Home Baker? Not Easy, But It Sure Is Fun!
Social media managers are normally responsible for developing strategies to increase followers, creating and overseeing social campaigns, producing content, reviewing analytics, and communicating with key stakeholders in a company.
As a social media manager, your specific responsibilities will depend on the size and scope of your company.
If you’re interested in working as a social media manager, your tasks may include:
Read here: 10 Tips On How To Use Social Media To Find A Job
A blogger is someone who writes regularly for an online journal or website. A political blogger might provide weekly commentary on current events.
A personal blogger keeps a website that may include diary-like entries, photographs, and links to other sites.
A blogger is responsible for writing, editing, posting and promoting content in the form of blog posts. Blogging has become one of the most popular ways to make money as a stay-at-home mom in recent years. And starting a blog is easier than ever these days.
Read here: 9 Tips For Indian Bloggers On How To Make Money Through Blogging
Remember, it is tough to find a job after embracing motherhood, but not impossible. All the best with your job search.
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