What do you do?

15 views and no vote's!  Come one!!!!all you have to do is click!  :)

you left out working at home...i'm going to return to our ebay empire, someday...soon as amma will let me sew,haha!

ohhh damn it! I they only have to many question slots!!!

Man I really need to learn how to type!

I'm at home...but don't plan to be for much longer....I've decided it's really not for me, but I plan on going back to school only part-time so I'll still have lots of time with my babies.  Also, there's the childcare issue.  Initially I didn't think I could go back to school because I couldn't find childcare, but my sister is planning on arranging her school schedule so she can watch them 2 mornings a week so I can go to school.  :)

I'm a student...  But when I start my career, it is going to be something where I can bring my kids along (I plan to start homeschooling my daughter next year).

Quoting RadicalMama:

I'm a student...  But when I start my career, it is going to be something where I can bring my kids along (I plan to start homeschooling my daughter next year).

That's awesome... I like the idea of homeschool, but I want the time away from the kids.  :)

I work, but wish I were a SAHM.  I am a patent attorney with my own practice and can't really complain about it...I work about 30 hours a week and make really good money, but I miss my little baby so much.  I plan to homeschool him so I have some years to work that out....probably by working from home.

Baby Daddy and I split up caretaking time 50-50, and work the rest of the time. We're not a couple anymore (sigh) which actually makes things a little easier because we don't have to try and get "together time". So we both have fixed part-time jobs (I work mornings, he afternoons) and then flexible work we can do from our respective homes on evenings and weekends.

I'm actually really proud of our arrangement. It feels great to work, to support myself, to have time away from my baby, but also to get to spend half of the day with her, and breastfeed and all that.

I am staying home for a limited time only before I finish my graduate degree.  It's sort of bittersweet to get to have this time, knowing it is so limited--and knowing also what we are sacrificing for it.  Overall, it is the best for everyone. I so value this baby time!