My wife and I just found out we will be having our first child. I currently am working from home as an engineer full time because we had to move to a different city for my wifes job. Her work schedule is a lot more demanding than mine so it has been helful that I can work from home full time. How feasable is part time child care while working?

I have been a SAHD for ten years now. My wife wants to change careers which means I will need to go back to work.

I used to work in video production then web design. After being out for 10 years I feel like those have both left me behind, so if I want to go back to work I think I am going to need some training /education.

I'm a stay at home dad who has a son with a genetic disorder (prader-willi syndrome.) I have Dr. appointments left and right. My wife and I talked it over and decided that she'd work because she made more money. Our income was cut, but now getting help through the state. I'd like to supplement our income by doing something from home. If you know of any jobs or ideas to be done at home, please let me know. We'd gladly appreciate it.

Steven Foley, father of Meske and Tenetke (pws).

A Logistical Specialist defines what material, equipment, tools, and personnel is needed for a mission, operation, task. Then the logistical specialist is part of a team that ensures that everything is ready prior to load out/departure.

Would the time as an at home dad, be therefore considered the equivalent work of a Logistical Specialist?

Obviously,  John Hagee was not telling his congregation the truth about stay at home Dads.  It's a different kind of work, that is all.  And, none of them, are going to hell. Period. They are a hard working men. 150,000 hard working men in the United States, and who knows how many in other different countries.

What are your post stay at home dad plans? College? Work? Even if you are looking a few years out.