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[quote=Anonymous]I went back to work after my first and I am now at home with my second. I have been home with my second for almost 3 years now. I did not leave an income as big as yours. Here's my take. For one month save every single receipt for every penny you spend. That will give you a very reasonable look at what you spend each month. Save every pay check you make that month and see what it is really like being on one income. Defiantly stay current in your field with part time or a little freelancing. You may only want to be home for a few years, ten years is a lot! When kids start Prek it's usually a good time to start looking at going back to work. (i think). Are you thinking of having another? You could wait until you go on maternity and see what its like being home and then decide. I love being home most of the time, but I am now looking forward to going back. You can make the most out of your time at home. It's what you make of it. Somedays are relaxed and at the park. When I'm trying to work, she sits in front of Sesame Street. :( I'm interested to hear what you decide. Good luck!! [/quote]
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