<p>Professional parenting from a dad's perspective, the boss baddy daddy. He cooks, he cleans, he blow-dries his daughters hair, and works 9 hour days. He is the man his mother raised him to be, and his wife is thanking her for it. </p>

Professional parenting from a dad's perspective, the boss baddy daddy. He cooks, he cleans, he blow-dries his daughters hair, and works 9 hour days. He is the man his mother raised him to be, and his wife is thanking her for it.

<p>Professional parenting from a dad's perspective, the boss baddy daddy. He cooks, he cleans, he blow-dries his daughters hair, and works 9 hour days. He is the man his mother raised him to be, and his wife is thanking her for it.&nbsp;</p>

The Boss Baddy Daddy with Dan Pecoraro

There is no playbook for being a working mom! Even in now, when women were raised to believe they can have it all, navigating parenthood and the workforce feels insurmountable. The COVID pandemic lock down shined a light on how much mom's bear the brunt of raising children and how little room the workforce has to help parents. The systemic issues relate to how desolate our government spending is for childcare and parental support. So with the odds against us, how do parents and professionals navigate the intersection of their identities to thrive instead of compromise? Let's talk about it.

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