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MsOKing
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Hello all,
I would like to discuss how many SAHMs went back to work either part-time or full time once their youngest started school on a full time basis.
Did you return to work right away, or did you enjoy your time alone for a while?
Did your husband hint that he would like you to work, since the kids were at school?
What were the perks of working again? Was it an easy transition? Did you end up returning to the same type of job?
What did you do with your children during the summer months or the vacation days during the school year?
Even if you decided to continue to stay home, please comment. Did you feel guilty if you decided not to return to work?
My youngest of 4 is starting K4, and while it is only a half a day, I am looking forward to having no children for the 3 hours she will be in school. I have so many plans to get a lot of “stuff done”
My oldest is 10, and it seems that the older the children get the busier life gets. With 4 it seems we are constantly running them to a practice or a game.
I just wonder what works for your families…
I would like to discuss how many SAHMs went back to work either part-time or full time once their youngest started school on a full time basis.
Did you return to work right away, or did you enjoy your time alone for a while?
Did your husband hint that he would like you to work, since the kids were at school?
What were the perks of working again? Was it an easy transition? Did you end up returning to the same type of job?
What did you do with your children during the summer months or the vacation days during the school year?
Even if you decided to continue to stay home, please comment. Did you feel guilty if you decided not to return to work?
My youngest of 4 is starting K4, and while it is only a half a day, I am looking forward to having no children for the 3 hours she will be in school. I have so many plans to get a lot of “stuff done”
My oldest is 10, and it seems that the older the children get the busier life gets. With 4 it seems we are constantly running them to a practice or a game.
I just wonder what works for your families…