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I work as a Hedge Fund Accountant. Not exactly a stress-friendly environment while TTCing!!

I'm a software engineer!

I work for a textbook company, delivering samples and teaching teachers how to use new curriculum. It's not quite full time and so I am looking for something to supplement it.

I'm a menswear designer with my own (small) line. Not sure who'll be running my little company while on maternity leave!

I'm a lawyer in a law firm. Plan on continuing to work after baby arrives, but may reduce my hours and work 4 days instead of 5.

I'm an RN, not in peds though.

I manage the support dept at a TV automation company. We're a somewhat small company which means that we're all a bunch of jack-of-all-trades. I do everything except develop the software: support customers, manage the dept, go onsite to install and train on software, troubleshoot, troubleshoot, troubleshoot.

Hospice social worker

I work in Marketing at a non-profit (primarily doing graphic design but I do advertising campaigns, update the website and write the odd press release, etc.).

Currently I'm a stay-at-home "mom" to my two nieces. My douche bag of stepbrother decided to leave his family and move across the country for no good reason, so DH and I are temporarily living with her and her daughters to help out while we look for houses (we're looking to resettle here).

I have a ton of new respect for SAHMs after the last few months. My typical day involves getting them up and fed and ready for school, to school, tackling a never-ending pile of laundry/dishes/toys, and by the time the house is put back together, it's time to get them from school, get them a snack/homework done/dinner made, to and from soccer/ballet...I don't know how my SIL (who's one of my BFFs) was doing this (as a single mother) and working full-time.

My last job prior to this was doing online customer service and some buying for a family-owned kitchenware store in Philadelphia.

I'm in the not-so-exciting dental field, dental hygienist here.

I worked in digital marketing before... then the recession hit, I was living on unemployment and decided to start a family. So I was a SAHM before RJ was even conceived... I finally went back to work when RJ was 21 months old, and now I'm a web producer for the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. I'm part time so I'm there 3 days a week.

I teach environmental education and field science to middle and high school students in national parks. What I'm hoping post baby is to work PT from home for my husband's companies doing marketing and PR (what I did before traipsing about in parks). @Mr. Bee, you are so right about behind the curtain!

I work for a videoconferencing company and (YIPPEE!!!) get to work from home. It's a blessing now, but I've heard it's a lot more difficult than people think if you're WFH with a baby/kids/etc. Luckily, we're not pregnant yet, so I don't have to worry about that for a loooong time. Now I just get to enjoy wearing PJ bottoms at my desk

Paralegal for a small bankruptcy law firm

another RN here... but a SAHM for now.

Before I got married I ran a literacy center in Albania. Right now I'm in a temporary job as a grant writer for a development and relief agency, and teach ESL part time. DH and I are currently in the application process for a more permanent position, together, with another non-profit, which will be another overseas position.

Was a post-doc in immunology/ecology labs but got a bit fed up and am taking a break to raise baby while I think things over. Not sure what I want to do in the future but I dislike post-docing.

I'm an Civil Engineer - doing mostly commercial design work. =)

I am an RN as well - I work in NICU about 30 hours a week right now.