supermom

American  

[soo-per-mom] / ˈsu pərˌmɒm /

noun

Informal.

1. a mother who successfully manages a household and cares for her children while holding a job or being active in her community.

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Etymology

Origin of supermom

First recorded in 1945–50; super- ( def. ) + mom ( def. )

Example Sentences

Then go home, flip the switch and be supermom.

From Washington Post

The featured lecturer at the Surry County GOP convention, Douglas Frank, is the face of the nationwide canvassing movement and claims to have established campaigns with the help of "supermoms" in at least 40 states.

From Salon

Coontz methodically takes apart cherished myths — the saintly mother, a man’s home as his castle, the supermom — that I didn’t realize I had internalized.

From Washington Post

On Saturday morning, the supermom tired again with mineral oil and a detangling comb.

From Fox News

Better they walk in like the supermom next door.

From New York Times