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Comment on For stay at home moms, what do your husbands do when they come home from work? by Erika

Erika — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 21:59:16 +0000

My DH works 2 jobs so I can be a SAHM. He works until 2am most nights, so obviously sleeps when he gets home When he is around at home, he is involved with our kids (4 months old and almost 2 years old). He will play with them, helps with bedtime, sometimes stays with our daughter while I run errands (the baby is nursing, so always goes with me for now). He takes care of all the outside work at home. So I try not to bother him to do too much more than that, though I do get him to fix stuff around the house when needed. But taking care of the kids and the house is also a tough job, my husband knows I am working just as hard as him, if not harder (did you know if SAHMs were actually paid to do the work they do for the family, they would be making over $135,000 a year according to salary.com). Also, we both feel that the kids should get to have Daddy time – kids should have the opportunity to bond with both parents, and some working dads miss out on that b/c they see it as only mom’s job to be with the kids.

Comment on For stay at home moms, what do your husbands do when they come home from work? by Lydia

Lydia — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 10:15:56 +0000

I’m a SAHM, and the moment my husband walks in the door, his eyes light up the second he sees me, and we reconnect! He works really hard at a very physical job, he’s an electrician, so he is definitely not ‘required’ to do household work during the week. However, due to some of my physical problems with hands and knees, he does have to help out occasionally. He’ll do big stuff on the weekends, even when he is on call.
As for with kids, he didn’t do the ‘work’ stuff, but rather the DAD stuff – reading to them in bed, and sometimes they fell asleep together, which was cool. Sometimes going shopping, on weekends we did things together as a family, either in the home or out.
You need to appreciate your husband for what he does, and just feel truly fortunate that his hard work allows you to be a SAHM. You need to make your home a welcoming presence for him, in the arms of a loving wife and children.
Time for an attitude adjustment, before you get more resentful.

Comment on Is it wrong or weired to want to be a stay at home mom? by fun_guy_otown

fun_guy_otown — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 06:24:45 +0000

What about a compromise? You admit that outside child care has had upsides for your daughter though she tends to be more exposed to illness which is expected. You also seem to enjoy the fact that you have the ability to be out of the house, working at a job you hopefully enjoy and I’m sure this aspect has left you with a feeling of a more direct contribution to the home in terms of finance. However you do say that now your husband makes more money than when you were a stay-at-home mom before so that wouldn’t be an issue.

So, all things considered and while the money wouldn’t be an issue, I think the real question comes down to your mixed emotions about full time mommy and in doing so giving up what’s become a sort of escape in having a job outside the home. This is where maybe a compromise might be an alternative. Day care (4) days or so a week and a part time on those days (minus 1). The minus one day could be the day you spend in your home doing the things you both need and enjoy doing to make your home comfortable and clean for you and your family.

Comment on Is it wrong or weired to want to be a stay at home mom? by mutti

mutti — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 15:11:21 +0000

It is normal to want to stay home with your children and raise them yourself instead of passing on that privilege to strangers, who are doing for money what you are doing for love.