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Helen Farmer

Helen Farmer

Verified

Senior Presenter, Dubai Eye 103.8FM

Dubai

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Working Motherhood, Lifestyle, Creativity , Music, Advertising , Social Media Copywriting, Parenting , Writing

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Total articles 11

  • The reality of working mum guilt and how to stay connected to your kids

    By Helen Farmer| The National Verified “The obligation for working mothers is a very precise one: the feeling that one ought to work as if one did not have children, while raising one's children as if one did not have a job.” So said Australian political journalist Annabel Crabb. I can identify. After all, I have had a few (OK, fine, many) dilemmas about being a working mother over the past nine years. I can rationalise it, of course. Why I work.

    By Helen Farmer · The National

    May. 26, 2024

  • UAE: How to support your wife when she is pregnant

    By Helen Farmer| Gulf News Verified Tough talking tips and sage advice on helping you both make the most of this special time Image Credit: Seyyed Llata Listen up chaps, it’s not difficult to be supportive if you want to be. First of all, you need context for how your wife is feeling when she's pregnant. Imagine you’re doing an Ironman. With jetlag. And maybe food poisoning. While carrying a medicine ball. For nearly ten months. In a pandemic.

    By Helen Farmer · Gulf News

    Nov. 24, 2020

  • The reality of working mum guilt and how to stay connected to your kids

    By Helen Farmer| The National Verified “The obligation for working mothers is a very precise one: the feeling that one ought to work as if one did not have children, while raising one's children as if one did not have a job.” So said Australian political journalist Annabel Crabb. I can identify. After all, I have had a few (OK, fine, many) dilemmas about being a working mother over the past nine years. I can rationalise it, of course. Why I work.

    By Helen Farmer · The National

    May. 26, 2024

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Dubai Eye 103.8FM