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Are You Making What You Are Really Worth?
Stay-at-home mothers wear many hats. They're the family CEO, the day care provider, accountant, chauffeur, counselor, chef, nurse, laundress, entertainer, personal stylist, and educator. Based on a 100-hour work week, Salary.com has estimated that a fair wage for the typical stay-at-home mom would be $134,121 in 2006 for executing all of her daily tasks while working moms would earn $85,876 annually for the "mom job" portion of their salary in addition to their actual "work job" salary.
Salary.com consulted both Working Moms and Stay-At-Home Moms to determine the top 10 jobs that make up a Mom's job description and created charts based on those job titles.
| Stay At Home Mom's Salary |
| Mom Job Title |
Hours/Week |
Mom's Salary |
| Housekeeper |
22.1 |
$10,980 |
| Day Care Center Teacher |
15.7 |
$10,817 |
| Cook |
13.6 |
$10,862 |
| Computer Operator |
9.1 |
$7,151 |
| Laundry Machine Operator |
6.7 |
$3,133 |
| Janitor |
6.3 |
$3,713 |
| Facilities Manager |
5.8 |
$11,508 |
| Van Driver |
4.2 |
$3,334 |
| CEO |
4.2 |
$35,971 |
| Psychologist |
3.9 |
$7,176 |
| Total Hours |
91.6 |
$104,646 |
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| Mom Base Pay |
40 |
$45,697 |
| Mom Overtime Hours |
51.6 |
$88,424 |
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| Total Mom Salary |
91.6 |
$134,121 |
| Average Hours of Sleep |
6.7 |
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Try the Mom Salary Wizard to create your own "mom paycheck" and hypothetical pay stub based on your location and hours worked in each of the 10 roles.
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