how do you handle working out of the home when you have children?

When my oldest (he's 8 now, and I have 3 kids) I went back to work and he went to an in home day care provider at first, then a regular day care for a bit. Then when he was about the age of your baby, 6 months, he started have adverse reactions to any and all baby foods, except green beans, not like severe food allergies, but it came out in infantile ezcema (which is a precursor to asthma). He had it BAD, his pediatrician said after 14 years he was the worst case he had ever seen. His cheeks would stick to his crib sheets in the mornings after rubbing his itchy cheeks into them throughout the night. It was so sad. My beautiful baby had oozing cheeks. I would pick him up from daycare/sitter and always felt like they didn't take good enough care of him, not like I would've. Then just after he turned one year old, he suddenly broke out into hives. Repeatedly, and it took a few months to realize that he was breaking out into hives after any animal would lick him. I realized this at a petting zoo with deer. Once his ear swelled up the size of a cauliflower! I was terrified to leave him with anyone. Then one day he had difficulty breathing (about 14 months old) and I took him immediately to the pediatrician and come to find out he his asthmatic. That was it! I quit my job right then and there and never looked back. It was HARD, let me tell you, going to a one income family, but the health of my son was well worth the price. Now, his asthma is under control and he has outgrown his allergy to saliva, but now he has a severe allergy to peanuts.

i dint work wen my kids were small...i started working only wen thy grew up...

I guess it all takes some planning and time-juggling. It also depends on the nature of your work. You can carry your baby in a body strap (am I right to call it that?) while you are working. Put all his meds in 3 portions as well as his prescription formula prepared in advance for the day. Babies need their mother's touch most when they are sick. And what assurance and comfort you can give him when he sees your face all the time.