But, according to a recent survey from personal finance site WalletHub, it's easier done in some states than others.
To find the best states for moms who work outside the home, WalletHub assigned each US state and Washington DC a score based on numerous factors, including women's median annual salary adjusted for the cost of living, daycare quality, the gender pay gap, childcare costs adjusted for the median women's salary, and the female unemployment rate. The rankings also assigned each state a parental leave policy score, based on this 2016 study from the National Partnership for Women and Families.
To read more about the study's methodology, check out the full report here.
Here are the top 15 states for working mothers:
