The moment you have kids, your priorities shift. And for some moms like me, that often means putting our careers on hold to prioritize our family’s needs.
But the first question that comes to mind is: can we afford to live on just one income? The honest answer, most of the time, is no—life is expensive.
That’s why many moms turn to online work as a practical way to stay home while still earning.
When I gave birth to our first baby in 2017, I chose to work from home, and it became one of the best decisions I’ve ever made—but it wasn’t easy. It took months of planning and courage to finally take that leap.
If you’re thinking about doing the same, here are 5 things to consider before quitting your corporate job to become a work-at-home mom:
