SAHM or Working Mom?
Did you (or will you) stop working and be a Stay at Home Mom (SAHM)? Why or why not? Any regrets in your decision, like do you find yourself wanting to go back to work, or in the middle of a meeting do you wish you were home instead? What would you tell other mom-to-bes who are considering being a SAHM - do it or not?

I have plans. Lots and lots of plans :)

Posted by: Say on Wed Dec 24, 2008

I plan on working from home. I am currently TTC and have had 2 miscarriages this year. I had made arrangements after the first miscarriage to work from home full time. So hopefully when the baby gets here I will still be working from home. I have been with this company 6 years and have an amazing boss that lets me have very flixible hours, so I (although I never thought I would say this.) Plan on working. I ALWAYS said I would not have kids unless I could be a stay at home mom. However since my job offer flexibility I can do both, and it will be nice having the additional income. Also mine and my husband use my health insurance plan so it makes the most sense for me to keep my job. My mother in law also lives really close, 3 miles away, and she does not work. So I will have plenty of help. I have also considered an Au-pair maybe from france or Itlay to help out with the kids 4 hours a day while I shower, run errands and all that stuff.

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