[snuffles]

...am I the only one?? It seems very uncommon these days .

[8yeargap]

I say that iff you can afford it then go for it. Simple.

[lilybet]

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This post has been edited by EHB: 18/01/2013, 04:46 AM

[snuffles]

I say that iff you can afford it then go for it. Simple.

We can and I am! Was just wondering if there were any others around.

[nom de plume]

No. My kids are 9, 9 & 5 and I am a SAHM. I'm starting to get bored and would love the perfect job with the perfect hours. My DH works 60 odd hours a week, so that has a large bearing on what I'm prepared to do.

[Nofliesonme]

I thinkif you can afford it why not. I personally can't wait tiki head all kids soo can go work for my sanity. If I was still homeschooling When all at school age I'd be happy to SAH

[hoohoobump]

I am seriously considering dropping/reducing my hours when DS goes to kindy and school. More to walk him to and from, volunteer and be involved. I think he's the kind of high-maintenance kid who will benefit from that.

DH works long hours with less flexibility than me (and much more $$) as well.

[LynnyP]

In my daughter's class of 14 girls (just finished Year 2) there are six full time workers, 3 part time workers and 5 SAHMs. Of the SAHMs only 1 has no under school aged children. I was a SAHM for around three years for each child and then part time leading up to full time.

[MsDemeanor]

I don't know anyone that stays home and has kids in school.

[Zion Dreamer]

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I am.
Homeschooling too - now that's uncommon

Me too! It's not for everyone but we love it