Are you a stay at home mum or dad?
By peizli
@peizli (1000)
Australia
23 responses
@caramello (4377)
• Australia
27 Nov 06
No, I worked part-time, but was there when they were home, single-mum at the time! Did not use the computor in those days, (did not even know how to turn it on) but my children soon showed me, and now I can't stop! lol
@talkativemomma (2)
• Philippines
28 Nov 06
I just recently retired from work in the office. I have decided to keep house for the family after twenty-seven years in the government service and I am happy to become a stay at home mum and feel the difference of office and householdwork.
@asteroid8 (914)
• Italy
27 Nov 06
Yes, I stay at home with my parents, because I'm still a student and I don't earn money, so I can't live alone.
@sudiptacallingu (10879)
• India
27 Nov 06
i am a working mum, many times i've felt like giving up my job & staying with my son, but always i'e had second thoughts. i hope i am right
@vmoore709 (1101)
• United States
27 Nov 06
I'm not a stay at home mom. I often wonder what it would be like, but I don't think I could do it. I need that adult communication.
@kristypants (305)
• Canada
27 Nov 06
I'm a stay at home mom to my 10 month old daughter. I absolutely love it, but some days it's frustrating not having a decent adult conversation. I wouldn't change it though. Ideally I'd like to stay home with her until she's schoolaged - finances permitting.
@mikeyxclare (1097)
• United States
27 Nov 06
No I not neither a stay at home mother or father. Haha. I'm a student and I unfortunately have to go to school every day. :]
@mellyoz (447)
• Australia
27 Nov 06
Yes i'm a stay at home mum i was working part time but now i'm waiting on bubs number 2 to come due in 24 days not that i'm counting lol
@merrymell2000 (318)
• Australia
27 Nov 06
Hi peizli,
I was a stay at home mum now I work part-time doing secretarial work and MYOB/Tax.
It does get that way feeling cut off.
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• Sweden
27 Nov 06
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@Radish4ever (21)
• United States
27 Nov 06
I've been a stay at home mom ever since my daughter was born. I adore it! I plan on homeschooling our kids, too - so I'll be "stuck" at home for a looooooooooong time. :) We make sure to go on playdates a lot and get out of the house often!!
@peizli (1000)
• Australia
27 Nov 06
Homeschooling, good on you! Hard decision to make, you'd have to be very committed for that. That was my first thought about the interaction for the child as i perceive thats just as important. I'm lost now in Mathematics homework, not my strong point,lol!