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I didn't read through all the comments above so excuse any repeated advice!
When my first was born I worked full time in a church and was able to bring my daughter to work. I am so glad I was able to do this, but it was, hands-down, the hardest few months of my life. I had an office away from most of the staff, but I still felt I had to be careful about noise and nursing. I ended up doing the full time work with a full time baby thing for 5 months before going to part time and working from home.
My advice is to give it a shot. Yes, your attention will be divided. Yes, your baby would benefit from your undivided attention. But yes, your baby will also benefit from you.
For me, I found I was still productive (about as productive as I was with preggo-brain!), it just became harder than I wanted to work.
Good luck!

My girls (4, 2.5) drink from the half pint canning jars and have for a while. They work out to be less than a buck a piece and they're very sturdy. My 2.5 year old has dropped (not thrown) them on the tile and they survive. In fact, we haven't broken one yet. I like that you can put a lid on them (save something for later) and they even make sippy tops for them (Amazon has them; pretty sure I read about it here.) They're also useable for other things (you know, like actually canning something). :)