Moms, How to Make Money From Home, While Raising Your Children.
Working at home can be a very rewarding and fulfilling experience if done correctly. One of the main reasons many women are choosing this path is that this allows them to spend quality time raising their young children and still earn income for the family.
There are many stay at home moms seeking alternative income streams they can pursue while still attending to their children’s needs. Being a stay at home Mom is a full time job in itself, cooking, cleaning, feeding the children, running errands, picking kids up from school, the list goes on. You may ask yourself how I can work from home when I already have a full plate as it is.
You’d be surprised how much time you can come up with if you set a schedule and stick with it as close as possible. Organize your time and your days will fly by. I’m not saying this will solve all of your problems, raising a family can get hectic but it will make things easier to deal with.
Here’s how to figure out how much spare time you have to make extra money from home.
First- List all of your weekly activities; include the amount of time it takes to do each activity like grocery shopping, laundry, cooking, cleaning, and transporting kids too and from school or special activities.
Second- Rank each activity by priority, and break them down by daily, weekly, monthly. Feeding the kids comes in higher than watching a soap opera. You get the point. This should give you an idea of what you have to do and when.
Third- Set your schedule according to your priorities. Group tasks together so you make the most of your time and money. Example: Stop off and get groceries, when you take the kids to soccer practice. Instead of making two separate trips get as much done in one trip as possible. You should now see how much free time you actually have during the day. (Hint; if you don’t treat this like a job and take it serious you won’t make any money.)
Fourth- Determine how much time you have to devote to your work at home opportunity and plug something in that fits your personality and available time.
Locating your work at home income opportunity
Beware of scams: There are tons of internet programs out there that promise you huge profits with little or no effort. Don’t believe it.
If they say they made $18,793 last month and you can too. Run! They probably made it off people looking for the pot of gold under the rainbow.
Surveys: I tried this. You spend hours filling out forms for a few dollars or coupons. When it’s all said and done you’re working for less than minimum wage. Oh! Every telemarketer in this hemisphere will be calling you.
The internet is your best bet for making money from home, if you do it right. It offers you the flexibility and can offer the income you need. The days of the dot com boom are gone. They have been replaced by high quality content driven websites that provide visitors with the information they are seeking. In the process of providing quality content these sites earn income from advertising other websites, selling their own products or commissions on products from other merchants.
You have the knowledge to tap into this incredible opportunity since the internet is filled with junk sites that never receive traffic. The trick to your success is generating quality highly targeted web traffic to your site. They arrive at your site specifically searching for information on your topic. No selling is necessary. You can devote yourself to this because you choose a niche that you enjoy, so it’s not really like working a job. Don’t get me wrong it does take work but there’s no such thing as something for nothing.
Once your website is up and running you continue to ad content. This is what drives the free search engine traffic to your site. Your site will now produce income 24hrs a day 7 days a week, no matter if you are on vacation or taking the kids to practice.
You can learn how to do this with step by step instructions for free! Four Work At Home Moms have gotten together to write a free web course that takes you by the hand and explains in detail how to make money from home (step by step.)
Everything I have learned on the internet has been self taught. There is no Online Marketing degree out there and if there were it would be outdated before you graduated.
Many people porvide you with fantastic information for free. It is usually up to date and really works. The reason they do this is because they hope by helping you succeed they will earn a friend and future customer. If they provided you with a bunch of hype or nonsense then you would see them as a fraud and not do business with them in the future.
Take advantage of the information you receive, it may change your life or it may not. You won’t know until you try it. After all it costs you nothing.
Louis Noble
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Stay at home moms/dads, does your spouse ever mention feeling left out in raising your children?
I ask that because I sometimes feel bad when it comes to dealing with our 4 1/2mo old baby. My husband is a stay at home dad, while I work. We decided this before actually having the baby because although my husband made more money, my benefits package (i.e. health/life insurance, retirement plan, pre-tax medical set asides, etc. ) is 10x better than my husband’s, and saves us more money. Money isn’t an issue because even with him making more than me, I still make enough with a little left over, to support us. There hasn’t been any problems with our arrangement except that the bulk of our daughter’s care come from my husband, and I’m starting to feel disincluded. Once I get home, then I care for her until I go to bed, to give my husband a break. The problem with that is that the majority of the time, by the time I get home- which is around 6pm or so, my daughter is tired and is ready for bed. Therefore, all I actually do is give her a bath and feed her, before putting her back down at 8:30pm. I work Mon-Fri, so on the weekends, I care for our daughter all day Saturday and Sunday. Even with that, I feel like I’m not contributing very much to her development. My husband told me that he would feel the same way if he was the one who worked, while I stayed home. So, either way, one of us would feel left out in our circumstances.
I’m wondering if other working parents feel as I do, in feeling left out of their baby’s development. I’m unsure how I can overcome this. I recognize that one of us has to make the sacrifice to work because we both can’t stay home. I don’t know what to do, to feel better about our situation- especially since it was something we both planned out and agreed upon.
My husband also stays home with our son while I work during the day. When I get home he leaves for work.. I do feel that i miss out on the best of the day and when we’re both home my son will always go to my husband first.. What I try to do is on weekends spend one on one time with him.. Go outside and play or something the two of you can do together..
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Why does one of you have to be left out??
My Husband & I share the care of our Children, and honestly it’s working well for us. He was feeling left our, for awhile, but now, we both work part time, and we simply love being able to not only spend more time with our sons, but spend time together as a Family.
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I also work while my boyfriend stays at home looking after our one year old. I missed the first time she did most things…her first word, when she first stood up by herself and now today she took her first steps and I missed those too. I’m gutted about that. I like you do all the looking after at the weekend and I seem to have a brilliant bond with my baby. I don’t feel like I am not contributing to her development because I ensure that I do as much as I can at the weekends. Just try and be happy knowing that you are working for your family and your little one loves you all the same than if you stayed at home. They know who their Mummys are
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No. Our kids are excited when he gets home and that’s a good feeling. He makes up for lost time on the weekends and spends a few minutes talking to each of them at bedtime about their day etc….
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I feel bad for my husband because he’s in your situation. He comes home and only gets to play with our son for an hour or so before our son gets grouchy and sleepy. I get to see our son when he’s happy in the mornings and just bubbling over. On the weekends my son will do something and my husband will come running to tell me, "Our kid just did such-and-such!" And I think, "he’s been doing that for days now." But he just doesn’t get to see it. I sometimes will take pictures during the day and send them to him at work, and I take a lot of video of our son doing fun stuff so his dad can watch them later. But nothing replaces actually being there. I’m sorry you have to miss out, just enjoy your weekends as much as you can and those few hours you get at the end of your work day. Good luck!
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