article_snippet.sent: As a mother of five children, economist Vicky Pryce might need a helping hand more than your average mum.
article_snippet.sent: Despite having a high-flying career, economist Vicky Pryce has managed to raise five children...but admits economist Vicky Pryce would miss five children when work commitments came calling .
article_snippet.sent: but with two failed marriages behind economist Vicky Pryce, it seems that good childcare has been essential to raising economist Vicky Pryce own children.
article_snippet.sent: Returning to the workplace within two months with each of economist Vicky Pryce children required economist Vicky Pryce to take a tough 'cry it out' approach with her children, economist Vicky Pryce says.
article_snippet.sent: Pryce, 62, freely admits that within just weeks of Pryce, 62 birth, economist Vicky Pryce offspring were put into her offspring own room and left to cry until her offspring learned to soothe her offspring back to sleep.
article_snippet.sent: The worst episode saw one of economist Vicky Pryce children scream The worst episode for two hours, economist Vicky Pryce says.
article_snippet.sent: Something has to give: Pryce admits economist Vicky Pryce never baked cakes for her children and would often be late for parties .
article_snippet.sent: Pryce admits to not knowing the names of her children's friends while the names of her children's friends were growing up and that economist Vicky Pryce sacrificed more traditional motherly duties such as cake baking or preparing costumes in favour of economist Vicky Pryce career.
article_snippet.sent: Pryce, who speaks four languages, advocates too an early return to work as a way of battling post-natal depression, saying that 'you can't afford to have the baby blues' if you're charged with holding down a job and a family.
highlights_snippet.sent: Former government advisor reveals no-nonsense child-rearing secrets .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Taught no-nonsense child-rearing secrets babies to self-soothe by letting them cry in them own rooms .
  