Undivided

Brenda Haynes quit her job as a teacher and started her own business in music and dance instruction to spend more time with her children. For Margo, 4, sharing her mother's attention during class can be a challenge. "My daughter knows she can control whether I succeed or fail if she acts out," Brenda says. Between sessions Margo drapes across her mother's lap, soaking up her undivided attention.

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Brenda Haynes quit her job as a teacher and started her own business in music and dance instruction to spend more time with her children. For Margo, 4, sharing her mother's attention during class can be a challenge. "My daughter knows she can control whether I succeed or fail if she acts out," Brenda says. Between sessions Margo drapes across her mother's lap, soaking up her undivided attention.