According to research by Goldberg et al. in 2012 and Greene et al. in 2013, children of working mothers tend to be:

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Both studies suggest that children of working mothers are more flexible in their gender role stereotypes, meaning they are less likely to adhere to traditional gender roles and more likely to see both men and women as capable of pursuing careers and taking care of the family. There is no evidence to suggest that these children are less prosocial, more anxious, or strongly delinquent in their behavior. The evidence regarding achievement orientation is mixed, with some studies suggesting that children of working mothers may be more achievement oriented and others suggesting no difference.

According to Research by Goldberg Et Al