A recent Gallup poll concluded that stay-at-home moms were significantly less likely than working moms to consider their lives “thriving” and experienced higher rates of depression.

Kristin Helms had a successful career as a marketing manager of a Fortune 500 company.

Now she has some practical advice for other stay at home moms--in her new book “From Boardroom to Baby.”

A recent Gallup poll concluded that stay-at-home moms were significantly less likely than working moms to consider their lives &ldquo;thriving&rdquo; and experienced higher rates of depression.
Kristin Helms had a successful career as a marketing manager of a Fortune 500 company.
Now she has some practical advice for other stay at home moms--in her new book &ldquo;From Boardroom to Baby.&rdquo;

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