What do you do?

[MMx3]

As far as your days? Do you work? Do you stay at home? Do you go to school?


I am a full-time college student so no work for me! This baby will be due around the time I will be starting my LAST semester of my senior year. I'm really hoping I can pick up some summer classes to lighten my load, and then I'm probably going to take the baby to school with me for the first couple of weeks.

[lisa_nc]

I am a homeschooling, doulaing, work from home real estate agent. Whew! It works out for me.

[wendytthomas]

I'm a stay at home mom to one who is in school, so I'm going to relish my free time for the next eight months since it'll be my last for a few years.

Wendy

[SageKitty]

After my DD was born I went from a full-time position working in a library to a part-time position. I was supposed to start back at 75% time in September but it looks like now I will be on maternity leave.

[Spring Sun]

I own a baby product company, but have people that do most of the work for me. Although eight now we are closing on a big deal so things are busy for me. I am also a baby photographer, which I do anywhere from 2-5 days a week. I am a prenatal yoga teacher and a birth doula. So I am home a lot, but my life never gets boring

I was in my last semester of my master's in psychology when I had ds. I think that was a lot harder then what I will face this time. But I was able to take him to school, so that was good.

[citizenfong]

I'm a stay-at-home Army wife who homeschools.

[Auroara Bobcat]

I am a Barista (coffee maker) on the weekends. And a stay at home mom during the weekdays. I am also taking a Childbirth Educators course which I should be completing in June.

[aleatha5]

I'm a prosecutor. Generally, I love my job. It is a bit high stress, so I probably will go part time for awhile after my baby is born.

Right now, I am preparing for a trial that is set for Tuesday and also wondering how I will make it through the day without a million trips to the bathroom! I haven't told any of our judges yet about my pregnancy, but I may have to on Monday so I can beg for some extra recesses!

Any thoughts on how to curb my bladder? If I stop drinking water, I get terrible headaches, but if I drink water, I have to run to the bathroom every hour.

[lisa_nc]

Aleatha, I think other than going a la astronaut with the depends, you'd be best to just drink your water and run to the potty. It should get better in a few weeks.

[specialblessings]

I am a stay at home home schooling momma.

[AfricanQueen99]

I SAH with my kid and work very part-time (mainly from home with the occasional meeting and whatnot around town) for a local non-profit that focuses in PPD support. I also do volunteer work on the days my kid is with my mom.

[jimblejamble]

I've been at home since October but I'm looking for a job right now.

[RavenStar]

I'm a preschool teacher part time. I'm planning on staying home after the baby is born.

[OTMomma]

I'm a SAHM who homeschools- but I'm debating doing some very part time work between now and baby's arrival- I'm an Occupational Therapist by trade.

[mom2tig99Nroo03]

i'm a sah hs/us mama, and i'm very active at our church with adult choir, help w running children's choir, running our food pantry, and singing in the praise team and teaching on wednesday nights.

*** before i quit a week before i had my dd, i was a bf counselor doing home, hospital and clinic visits, and teaching classes/holding support groups through wic.*** i've also dabbled as a doula. but not credentialed maybe one of these days...

[littlemomma]

I'm a speech-language pathologist for the school system, primarily at my oldest school. It a great job, as far as jobs go. =)

[AFishStX]

I'm currently a full-time metals student, but I'm going to switch to a part-time program so I can cut back on shop exposure while preggers and so I can work some more catering gigs to start bringing in extra income.

[PurpleMonkey]

I'm a Registered Nurse by trade but have been a SAHM since my twin girlets were born 12/07.

[bright-midnight]

I work at the YMCA doing Child Watch. It's very part time (11 hours a week) but it gets us out of the house every day for a few hours.

[midwestmeg]

I work part time for my BIL as his secretary... next door and it's baby friendly! We are a seasonal company, so I'm off from December to April. I will make it through this season and then I am hoping to just be at home with my kids. We'll see.