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100 Best Jobs For Moms

Looking for a new gig? We've got 100 family-friendly jobs for you to consider when you head back to the grind. While it's rare that a job would meet all of our mom-positive requirements, the goal was to hit as many as possible.

We're highlighting jobs that don't have you scrambling for a babysitter on a regular basis and jobs that aren't more stressful than four months of 4 A.M. feedings. Big points for jobs that don't take you out on the road and jobs that don't have blatant pay discrimination (even though all jobs still don't pay equally for men and women). Finally, jobs that are meaningful could trump all of the above, because some people need a really, really, good reason to do something that takes time away from the kids.

You'll see that some of these "fun" jobs mainly meet the "low stress" criteria, which we think is massively important to your work-life balance.

Find your new career today, within these 100 best jobs for moms:

100 Best Jobs for Moms

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Comment by Stephanie Solomon on June 5, 2011 at 9:00pm: Hi, I formerly worked on wall street, 60 ++ hours per week. I have two young children and one with special needs. An opportunity, now I know was a gift, was introduced to me ten months ago and now I work 8 hours a week, have the potential to earn a full time income and I am home for my kids whenever they need me. I truly live a dream life, a life by deisign. I make my own schedule, earn a great income and work my job around my life and no longer schedule my life around my job. I am my own boss and choose who I want to work with. Who can ask for anything more? If you want to learn more, please contact me. This opportunity has changed my life in more ways then I can express.

Comment by Jill ONeal on February 1, 2011 at 7:34pm: Hi, I am a 1st time Mom of a 6 month old. I own my own custom t-shirt business that I work PT at home and I work PT out of the home as an after school teacher and I LOVE IT!!! Not having to do the 40 hours, but still I'm a working women. :-)

Comment by Lil Mommy on December 1, 2010 at 2:06pm: hi i was a stay at home mom for 2 years i am now a working mom just stired yesterday working at a gas stacen part time i am guessing becuse i do not work 40 houres