Have you ever wondered if you should be a stay at home mom? Or do you wish you could be a stay at home mom? Being a SAHM (stay at home mom) is possible even if you’re not sure it would work out financially. Take this quiz to find out if being a stay at home mom will work for you!
Other articles to consider reading before being a stay at home mom are:
- 6 Practical Sanity Savers For Stay at Home Moms
- What Do Stay At Home Moms Do All Day?
- To the Stay at Home Mom Who Is Wasting Her Life
- The (Very Dirty) Truth About Stay-at-Home-Moms
- Why Being a Stay-at-Home Mom is a Privilege
- Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Mom
- What No One Told Me About Being a Stay-at-Home-Mom
- Dear Working Mom: This Stay-at-Home Mom Needs You to Succeed for a Really Important Reason
- Hey, Dads! Here’s Why You Can’t Afford a Stay-at-Home-Mom
- Can This Be Possible? How to Stay Sane as a Stay-at-Home Mom
- Dear Moms: You’re ALLOWED to Enjoy Staying Home With the Kids. (And It’s Also Ok to Love Your Job.)
- You Won’t Believe What A Life Insurance Agent Called This Stay at Home Mom
- The War Between Stay at Home Moms and Working Dads
- Why I’m Not Friends With Stay-at-Home Moms
- This Dad Has a Strong Opinion About What Stay-at-Home Moms Should Do All Weekend
- Working Mom vs. Stay-at-Home-Mom Debate: There Are No Winners
Other questions you may have a quick answers.
Can a stay at home mom:
- build credit? yes
- not feel guilty? yes
- stay home even if husband doesn’t agree with it? yes
- get an auto loan? yes
- work from home? yes
- get food stamps? yes
- cause depression? depends
- get medicaid? depends
- get life insurance? depends
- claim unemployment? depends
- contribute to an ira? your spouse can contribute to a spousal ira
- be excused from jury duty? depends