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12hr vs 8hrRating: (votes: 0) Please take it with a grain of salt as I am not a single mom, or female, but everyone I know and work with who is female, is (with the exception of 2). Many of them worked 12 hour shifts for the money until they married someone who could help support them. Then they changed to PRN, or Home Health, or got other job types with flexible schedules. Until then, they used their parents or stay-at-home dads (in the case of 2) as baby-sitters.Again, I'm no expert, this is just what I saw. Hope it can help! |
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