[MacDorcha]

Bump!

Thanks, my fiance would love to see this trend making her feelings more "the norm."

[blueminnesota]

I really doubt there's one secret to a happy marriage. Wife staying home works for some, not for others.

[pettifogger]

Happy wife and mom bump.

Trust me, Dad is happy, too. When Mom doesn't have to burn the candle at both ends, there is more energy for burning candles in the bedroom. And we ALL know what that means.

[ishabibble]

Surprise! Feminism is a bad idea and a flop. Women are free to be themselves once again, and now they owe it to the young girls in school and college to show the way back to ladylike ideals and the strength of true womanhood.

[CindyDawg]

It's not just moms with little kids.

[SamuraiScot]

this generation of women is building on the advances of running from the insanity of the feminist movement to determine their optimum lifestyle.

Just editing for sense.

[ran15]

Good news! I've noticed most (but not all) women are happier being a mom.. then working up the corporate ladder. Of course once the youngest kid gets into school there is lots of time left to be in the rat race too.

[Savage Beast]

Gee, I know any number of people (including my wife and me) who are highly educated, have been everywhere and seen everything, but prefer just to hang-out, read, do fun activities, enjoy life, have fun together and with the children, learn things, etc. You've always got the education. Why feel compelled to do something? Living is doing something.

[M. Dodge Thomas]

Why women work:

More at Grandfather Family Income Report

[arizonarachel]

Personally, I am ready to stop working a 9-5 and stay home with a baby. Hence the tagline.... :-)

[Kaylee Frye]

I cannot wait until the day I get to stay home and have kids. Until then, I will work and try to pay off as many bills as possible to make that future life easier.

[AppyPappy]

The last thing I want is my wife sitting at home all day, thinking of sh*t for me to do when I get home.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

It's about time:)

Becky

[Motherhood IS a career]

YUP!

[ProudArmyWife1980]

I like this trend. My daughter has benefitted from me being home with her to raise her, no nannies, babysitters for us. And, I am a damn good housekeeper.

My mother on the otherhand is a successful business woman who keeps trying to push me into the working world and going back to school. I have a highschool diploma, that is as far as I have gone, I decided to settle down with a family early, and it was the best decision I have made. I wish I didn't have so much pressure put on me to "get a job" when I have a very important job already.

[kalee]

bttt