<prompt> Human: Im 27 and married with a 15-month-old and another kid on the way. I have a full-time job working in a library and a part time job teaching online working from home. My wife makes almost twice as much as I do in both my jobs. Shes a web developer.I want to begin teaching online full time, but between the two jobs, Im having trouble finding the time to really pursue that career aggressively. We use a nanny for our child care right now, but it is not super consistent since we cant pay a whole lot. If I stayed home with my daughter and the kid on the way, I may have time to pursue teaching online more aggressively. Our income will go down if I quit my full-time job, but the difference between it and what we pay the nanny isnt really that much. Wed be fine financially without it.Im not worried about the stigma of being a stay-at-home dad. Its not really that strong anymore in my culture. I guess the only thing holding me back is burning the bridge at my full-time job, in case the other career path doesnt work out.What do you think I should do?  <response>: congrats on beginnings of your own baseball team. few more kids and youll be all set!Ive got a 1 year old at home. My wife is the stay at home parent, but every now and then I get to stay home and she gets the day off. My mentality was Ill work from home those days. wont cost me any vacation time and the wife will have a free full day out with friends or family or whatever and win win...yeah... right...no work was done. none.. none at all. If you havent done a full day, wake up to sleep for the little one, by yourself, no help at all, and then tried to get some work done at the same time... youll be in for a shock. even when theyre napping your not getting real quality work done.just my perspective. Your Mileage May Vary. GOOD LUCK! 