This study explores the work–life balance experiences of women in Bangladesh, focusing on how family structures, economic circumstances, and religious perspectives shape their everyday lives. It examines the challenges women encounter in negotiating professional responsibilities, household duties, caregiving expectations, and personal aspirations. Particular attention is given to how differences in family arrangements, financial resources, and religious values influence women's roles, decision-making, and access to support. The study offers insights into the social and cultural factors shaping women's work–life balance and highlights the need for more inclusive workplace practices and supportive family and institutional environments.