Jobs? Leaving?

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Just wondering what everyone’s jobs were? And if you planned on leaving before having the baby or staying up until you have the baby? 
I’m currently a nanny for Twin boys that are 21 months old 😅 
So I’ll be planning on staying until we have the baby or at least try 😊

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I’m a teacher. My goal is to work through Nov 1st (due Nov 9th) and I’ll return to work Feb 18th. I’m taking the full 12 weeks with FMLA.

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I’m a finance director so I sit at a desk all day and I’m planning on leaving two weeks before.

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Working until I am told that I am definitely in labor.  I don’t want to risk loosing leave on the front end.

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I’m an ER nurse and full time NP student. I’m working until I deliver and my semester will end two weeks before my due date. I’ll take 12 weeks off and jump right back into school and work.

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I worked until 39 weeks with my daughter and majorly regretted it. She was almost 2 weeks late so I wasted 3 weeks of my 1 year maternity leave sitting at home doing nothing. This time I’ll work until my due date.

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I’m a L&D nurse and I plan to work until baby is here.

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I work in asset management and will be working until the very last day I possibly am allowed to.

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Im a cosmetic dental assistant and plan on working til I go into labor. Im planning on taking 8-12 weeks off

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I work in a distribution center for ikea. I get 12 weeks of leave and I’m not wasting any of it on sitting around so I’m trying to go up until. My first son was 3 weeks early I had planned to go out 3 days before he was due (worked at Walmart at that time) he naturally came 3 weeks early and I’m hoping this boy does too!

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I work from home full time but I’ll still be going out at l least a week before my due date. I’m looking forward to stockpiling sleep as much as I can and spending some quality time with my first baby before shes  not an only child anymore. My maternity leave is 16 weeks paid but I can take six months (2 months unpaid). Not sure if I’ll take the full six months, it’ll depend on the budget situation at the time. 
But since I work from home full time I won’t be leaving my job, I’m able to care for my kids and work and it’s perfect for us - though it is HARD to juggle everything and it wouldn’t work for everyone.

Jobs? Leaving?

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