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Guess which country ranks among the worst for maternity leave? The land of the free and the home of the brave.

Trying to get a business off the ground is hard enough. This entrepreneur found a way to better manage her business to fit her children's schedule.

The 'Punky Brewster' actress discusses balancing life as a mother to three young kids and running her online party supplies business, P.S. XO, which just announced its merger with the retail party line Seedling.

The millionaire mom of two says the first step is not to step in too much, especially when it comes to getting good grades. Also, let your kid fall so she can learn how to pick herself up.

Yearning for a better mix between professional and personal life as a parent? Some find the answer in overseeing a business.

A Mother's Day hat tip to some incredibly inspiring women in tech busy breaking down the gender barrier and raising kids at the same time.

These three women saw a niche and sought their own solutions, leading to successful products.

BlogFrog is capitalizing on the massive influence of mom bloggers with its brand-sponsored conversations and communities. The network's agency clients and star writers are also reaping rewards. But as the line between editorial and advertising blurs, is authenticity getting left behind?

A girls' night out inspires a new business for two 30-something moms.

How three moms started small businesses around solutions to parenting challenges.

A look at inspiring Mompreneurs and their homegrown businesses.

Opportunities are abundant. Mothers are socializing, going green and even creating iPhone apps.

On her 25th anniversary, Susan Stern reflects on the secrets of her success.

Offering careers that fit a mother's lifestyle can boost your company's growth.

Natalie Zaun just wanted to make a few extra bucks. What she got is a six-figure business that just keeps growing.

Bethenny Frankel has leveraged her reality TV stardom into a string of thriving businesses.

By accepting her own shortcomings, Julie Aigner Clark created the perfect business for her.

Lisa Druxman's fitness franchise has grown even faster than her children.

Meet a woman who realizes you can't have it all--but tries anyway.

Online communities offer everything from tips to mentoring for time-strapped mothers.

5 women launched their long-held dream of starting a business by finding gaps in the marketplace and filling them, despite the recession. Follow the 4 tips here to do the same.