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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are two camps. If you’re in the SAHM middle class camp, it is probably more comfortable to stay around others in the same camp. Everyone will be frugal, feel privileged to stay at home, support their working spouse (usually the husband), and look a little tired and frazzled from being home with kids. In 2-earner families, the vibe is different. The moms usually look more professional but may be a little out of touch with the PTA or latest school stuff, they tend to have more organized activities instead of play dates. I was a SAHM before my divorce and am working now so I see both camps and have been in both. [/quote] The type A working moms with flexible jobs are running the pta.[/quote] Isn’t this the truth! I have one in college and one in high school and in high school it is SO SO SO hard to get parent participation and it’s probably 80% working parents dedicating their time. [/quote] So they can put it on their resume? [/quote] huh? who is “they” and what are they putting on their resume? Or did you respond to the wrong thread? highly confused. [/quote]
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