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The professional social network announced a series of updates designed to make it easier for parents and caregivers to describe their employment history.

"They've all crossed into that moment when they realize that there's nothing special about me. I'm just older," shares the actress.

Now that they are grown and barely needing me, I find myself wondering, What do I do next?

I was so used to thinking about what I "do," and how it defined me.

Hi, my name is mom. Some days I forget what my given name is.

Whether the change was planned or unexpected, these 6 steps can make the transition to one income less stressful.

We are not meant to live in isolation.

It may be easier than you think to bring in some extra cash.

I am the always-on-call parent. And if I miss any of it, if I slip up, that's all on me, too.

My son mellowed me; he softened me and transformed my ambitions in a way I could never have predicted.

Am I going to eat, shower, or sleep in the 20 minutes I have of overlapping nap times?

Once the carefree days of summer are over—a new chapter begins.

Because of multitasking we can cook dinner while unloading the dishwasher, settling an argument and finally texting our friend back. (We might be three days late on that text, but look—we remembered! See? Our brains are fine.)

It's not my son's job to fulfill me, make me happy, or give me an identity. That's my job; always has been and always will be. This I know without a shadow of a doubt.

Every day I feel grateful to call you mine.

The cost of essentials—like healthcare, groceries and rent—is escalating.

Raising my kids is the most important thing I could ever do.