Maternity leave teacher

There are few things that are more stressful than planning for your maternity leave when you are a teacher. Read the steps I took to successfully plan for my maternity leave (twice!)

Maternity Leave Planning and Editable Resources for Teachers - The Hungry Teacher

Don't let your maternity leave stress you out! I'm sharing all my favorite ways to organize and plan for a stress-free extended leave from the classroom!

Your growing baby bump is a daily reminder that time is ticking before you need to prep your sub and classroom for your absence. How do you best prepare?

Teacher Tips for Preparing for Maternity Leave Things to get ready in advance and what to prioritise - you can't do everything!

Return to work with confidence as a new mom and teacher. Learn about important products and tips for breastfeeding and pumping as a teacher.

This week I returned from maternity leave for the second time. As expected, the experience is bittersweet. Part of me can't wait to get into the classroom, but the other part is filled with anxiety about the return to school and leaving my girls. My daughter, Emmeline, was born in May and had turned six months just before my return to school, a similar timeline from my experience with my oldest daughter. The two go to a daycare a few days a week and are watched by their grandparents for the…

Teachers, here are10 tips for going back to teaching after maternity leave that will help you set boundaries and balance life as a new mom.

Are you getting ready to return from a leave of absence or returning from maternity leave as a teacher? This can be an overwhelming feeling, and I’m sharing my best teacher tips for returning to work. Communicating with your paraprofessionals, admin, and support staff is important. Ease into returning by visiting your special ed classroom. Lesson planning, classroom management, and personal tasks can be a lot and it is important to ask for help from the people around you.

Juliana Goncalves | Elementary Teacher on Instagram: "A year ago, I won the lottery.... at least that's how it felt when I found out I was pregnant. Of course, I was so happy to be having another baby. But I'd be lying if I didn't tell you the full truth. I was so burnt out at work. It felt like I could never catch a break or get caught up. The workload was overwhelming! A maternity leave sounded like a much needed "vacation". 😅 I found myself daydreaming of not having to come to work…