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Jun 04, 2010 22:48

Your spouse is making enough money to allow you to stay home with your (smaller than school-age) children. You get a chance to take a full-time job in your field, that would allow you to pay for daycare. Do you take it, or do you stay home? Why?

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ayanamisama

ayanamisama

Is it my dream job? If it's just another job in my field, I'd probably stay home. If it's THE job, I'd drop kiddo in daycare immediately.

I plan on working at least part time after I have kids anyway. In my field I'll be able to work out of the house a few hours a week on my schedule and I can look into gigs and bigger jobs later.

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notodette

notodette

What's the dream job?

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ayanamisama

ayanamisama

I'm in school for music ed, ideally I'd like to be placed with a high school band with a good marching band program, an excellent choir, and chamber music options for the kids. That said, I'd be happy enough to see a high school music position open up and I'd probably take it immediately. I'd also be down for teaching college ensembles.

Once I have kids, if I'm not already in a job I love, I can always stay home and teach privately from the house/do gig work for theater programs or chamber ensembles part time while hunting for The Job. :P

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satellite6

satellite6

Well, that totally depends on how you feel about staying home with your children and how you feel about your field. Personally, I'd stay home with the kids because I find that to be more rewarding. But then I don't have any special affinity for my field - or any field, really.

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thismakebelieve

thismakebelieve

It would have to be my dream job, now that I'm accustom to spending my days playing with the baby and shopping

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voxangelus

voxangelus

It'd have to be something more than a basic drone job to get me to give up staying home and doing what I like, even if it paid well.

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imwithrebel

imwithrebel

I wouldn't take it. Being a SAHM is very important to me and my husband. Plus, unless it was a really big amount of extra money (unlikely since my degree is in teaching), I can make just as much doing my freelance work at home, crafting, clipping coupons, being in a lower tax bracket, etc. and then I still get to be home with the babies.

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