Would you sacrifice atmosphere and potential relaxation for an extremely

[Katherine]

discounted professional massage? Im a soon to be mom, and I am not really interested in putting my baby in daycare. I am also a massage therapist working on my HHP. I would like to start making some money with my skills, however getting a job at a spa or doing outcalls would involve getting a babysitter/daycare. I am thinking about offering massage at a really low rate (approx. $40/hr, depending on the modality) in my own home, at the cost of me potentially having to interrupt massage to do something for the baby, or the baby crying etc.
My husband will be able to be at home a bit i think, but Im posting this question to really just get an idea of how many people would be open to this sort of thing, just in case I am the only one who will be with the baby during the day.