Confessions of a Work at Home Mom/Housewife

by Gayla Baer

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Delphine November 16, 2006 at 2:07 pm

hi Gayla,
I’m with you all the way, it seems that we SAHM and WAHM are the available person around. I’m sick of that attitude from everyone, I’m trying to make a real hourly schedule like Jo Frost does on the show, but it is hard to keep on track with that…

Jennifer Hadorn November 16, 2006 at 8:42 pm

Mothers deserve respect whether they choose to work in or out of the home. Raising kids in itself is a full time job, and dding other responsibilities to the mix makes it even harder. It’s difficult to garner respect from others unless you have a “real job,” but I think the tide is changing. If we can put an end to the Mommy Wars and support each other, life as a MOM would be much easier.

Eliza November 17, 2006 at 11:59 am

I hear that when everyone needs a babysitter my door gets knocked on, some neighbors don’t even know me since I rarely exit my house. And everyone that does know me thinks i just sit in front of the tv all day. errrr.

SnoreDee July 8, 2008 at 4:30 pm

I’m working towards a goal of working from home, and try to read up on the subject regularly. Your post touches me in that I guess I never really think of the lack of “respect” that a work at home person can get. I can definitely see the potential for others to think that because you are at home, your work is in a way secondary. Wow.

Danielle April 5, 2011 at 6:22 am

I understand where you’re coming from 100 %. I have been working at home for a few years now and I always get the vibe that almost everyone in my family thinks that I just sit home all day doing nothing. I work at home and attend hybrid classes (both on campus & online) and naturally I get tired, but everyone around me seems to have this thought that I shouldn’t be as tired as they are since I work at home and they work in an office or mill.

bromley92 May 29, 2011 at 10:37 pm

right on the money . evrybody tells me i wish i had your job , or it must be nice to make money doing nothing . they dont understand how much dicipline , effort , and hard work goes into learning and being successfull

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