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At Home Mums
September 22, 2008
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Staying at Home with
the Kids
Deciding whether to stay home with the children is
a complex question. It raises issues from both a practical
and a personal perspective:
- can you afford to live on one income instead of
two, with the additional expense of a baby?
- are you prepared to accept the lifestyle change
a reduced income will bring?
- how do you feel about having no personal income,
depending on your partner?
- will you be satisfied being a full time mum?
- if you choose to go back to work, is there a part
time option?
- do you have a good child care option?
- can you juggle the practicalities of working life
and motherhood?
- how much effort is your partner prepared to put
in to help adjust to the change?
Click on the following links for more
on:
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Work out whether you can afford to stay at home
and if so, for how long. What does having a baby
mean for your income and outgoings. Click here
to find some practical advice on budgets and saving...(more)
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Many of assume we won't be able to find part
time work. This isn't necessarily so. If you know
where to look and you're brave enough to ask,
there are alternatives out there...(more)
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Long day care, Nannies, Family Day Care, Pre-school,
Occasional Care. Find out more about the care
options for your children and what suits them
(and you ) best...(more)
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Tired all the time? Not much of a sex life compared
with the pre baby days? No time to talk? Can't
remember the last time you went to a movie or
had a nice romantic dinner for two without worrying
about the baby? Dinner party conversation has
switched to bowel movements and what little Johnny
did that was so cute? Perhaps your relationship
is suffering? Here's some tips to keep things
happy and healthy...(more) |
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