Military Spouse Employment Partnership (MSEP)
Work is an important part of your family life. But how much does your child really understand about your work, what you do, and what your work means to you? Many parents don't talk about what happens at work because they think their children aren't interested or because they’re trying to keep work and family life separate and don't want to “bring work home.” But talking about work with your child can open the door to meaningful conversations that teach valuable lessons about work and life. "One of the things we have found from the research that we've done is that parents don't necessarily talk very intentionally with their children about work," says Ellen Galinsky, author of the acclaimed book Ask the Children: The Breakthrough Study That Reveals How to Succeed at Work and Parenting (... Talking with Children about Work1 hour 49 min ago.