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Well firstly I agree with the other posters - put your foot down and let them know that there are boundries! Hopefully they will respect that and you will be a lot happier. Well I was a stay at home mum for as long as I could be - the first 7 months but then had to come back to work on a casual basis. I am really lucky that my work is so flexible and they are very supportive. I work 3 hours a day 5 days a week and 2 of those days I work from home. My hubby is on shift work so when I am at work he can be at home with our bubba girl so we also dont have to pay a sitter and he gets to spend daddy time with her - its a great arrangement. I will admit before I had my bub I actually thought that SAHM's basically did coffee with other mums and relaxed in the parks, and basically had a nice relaxing day at home - HAHAHAHA - WHAT A FOOL I WAS!!! Now I know how hard it is and I only have one -it is the hardest job I have EVER had and in some respects it is a nice break to go to work! But I just wanted to add that I think all mums do the best they can be it working mums or SAHM's - we all do the best we can for our bubs. :)

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