At Parents Inc. we understand that the transition to parenthood also has an impact on you as a professional. You not only want to prepare yourself well for the arrival of your child, but also for the continuation of your career afterwards. That is why we offer the 'Strong return to work' trajectory, specially designed for (expectant) fathers and mothers. The process starts when you are expecting a child and ends one year after the birth of your child.
This program is your guide through the world of work and parenthood, from the moment you know you are expecting a child until a year after giving birth. In addition to essential information that is often overlooked and support to continue working healthy, the program offers:
Register immediatelyMany future parents are very well prepared for the birth itself, but what about preparation for combining work and parenthood? Without the right preparation and support, many new parents feel overwhelmed. Do you find both your parenting and your work important? Then join us!
Lay a healthy foundation for the combination of work and family for the next 18 years.
Discover the facts about work, pregnancy and parenthood
Take advantage of your new qualities as a parent and take steps in your career as a result.
Connect with other working parents for tips and support.
Is your employer affiliated with our Strong return to work program? Then you can register directly here. Use this opportunity to build a healthy foundation between work and parenthood that will benefit you for the next 18 years.
Knowing more? Please contact us and we will be happy to discuss your questions.
Advice and support during the period when you are expecting a child, so that you can take your leave relaxed and healthy.
Make your leave period valuable by ensuring that you can completely disconnect from work during this period.
Come back like a pro! Experience a soft landing when you return to work after the arrival of your baby.
Parenting as an engine for growth as a professional and as a parent. Parents Inc. offers guidance during the first year.
Inquire with your employer about the options for participating in this process, perhaps through development or vitality budgets. Not sure how to raise this? Contact us. Parents Inc. helps you and your employer explore the value of this process.
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