Early 30s. I have a US High School Diploma and a Bachelor's of Fine Arts degree in Illustration (OK, sure maybe I ought to be doing that, but I'm not right now, so let's move on...)
In the past five years I have:
Trained as a Montessori nursery teacher (without actually getting the piece of paper, long story...)
Worked as a teaching assistant in a primary school, with a focus on one to one with special needs.
I really enjoyed the latter job, and I got accepted into a PGCE course at a highly regarded university before I got pregnant, but I decided that teacher training + small child wouldn't work for me. Being a TA is great but I am way smarter than that job and there's really no career advancement, since no one is hiring HLTAs. 
And that's the problem, I love working in schools with children, but I hate the hours that teachers have to put in. I'm not cut out for it, I like to have a work-life balance of some kind and don't think I'd be able to do it as a teacher.
So what should I be doing instead? I've thought about training as a SALT or some other specialist who gets to go into schools and work with small groups or individual children.
Basically I don't know what specialisms to look into... Occupational Therapy? SALT? Anything that's do-able by a reasonably intelligent person. C'mon, throw it out there. Ideas, please!