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When I found out I was pregnant with my first child, I was just a few short weeks into a big new job, and I was terrified. I instantly felt as though I didn't "deserve" my job and that my managers and colleagues would be disappointed in me. As the daughter of a stay at home mother, I had no clue what working motherhood should look like. I was thrilled to become a parent – but had no idea what to do at work.

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