Child psychology or counseling.

This gives you one on one time with children (not a whole class room or day care environment).

Get as degreed as you can & you can make good money being hired by agencies that that need someone in that profession on staff. Some places get large federal grants to hire you.

Get a good reputation there and you can move to private agencies on up to your own private practice.

When a child can sense the love of their counselor, they progress even faster through therapies.

It helps them & you get paid doing what you love.

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Government supported cannibalism? I too find the taste of children quite enjoyable.

Catholic Priest.

Well there are a large number of careers related to Childern, including medical, psychological/psychiatric, child care and teaching.

People who work with children are very dedicated and are generally very special people. Make sure you are really one of these people, as you would have to spend most of your days talking to Children.

On the other hand, realise many of these professions are heart breaking, as you might be dealing with children who are sufferring (eg, in Medicine).

One example of a good career is in Speech Pathology (or communication disorders). Basically you work with kids who have no developed their ability to speak, so often it is a matter or correcting stutters, teaching them to read.

Not such a bad profession, with many options, including clinical work which could pay well.

[Teaching.] Daycare, photography, waterparks, et-c. All those involve children.

Coal miner, or loading dock personnel.