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Welcome :)
I don't think I would've thought of setting up a table for homemakers at a career day, but now that you mention it, it's a great idea.
Here are the things I can think of off the top of my head:
Pros:
Taking care of your family and children yourself, the way you'd like it done, and getting to know and enjoy them
(Corollary: No or lower childcare bills)
A person minding the home can keep on top of things so a working spouse doesn't have to worry about them
Errands can be run during off hours
Self-direction and flexibility
Cons:
(With few outside deadlines, it can be easy to procrastinate or let tasks take all day.)
Self-direction and flexibility!
Possible social isolation (unless you take steps to get out and be involved)
Possible disdain/disinterest of others (it can be hard to answer the question "so what do you do?" at a party or join in conversations about work)
Have a look around the rest of the site, too, if you haven't already. There are a lot of good articles. Good luck!