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Obtaining Success as A Work at Home Mom

nicherv — Sun, 24 May 2009 21:51:35 +0000

I used to think that "work from home" internet opportunities were all a scam. I had heard of some that really were and plus it just sounded too good to be true. I went to college and graduate school, and got a great job in the workforce like most of the other people I knew....then I had children. At first I stayed home with my daughter, but pretty soon we needed money, so I began searching for a part-time job. I searched through hundreds of newspaper ads, websites, etc. Finally I found a decent job working about 15 hours a week. The pay was decent, it was the hours I wanted, it all sounded good...then reality began to set in. My first task was to find a babysitter. No problem I thought, there are tons of great daycares around my house. Wrong! There may have been plenty, but almost every single one of them was full. I finally managed to find one that would take my daughter, but only if she was walking eating table foods, and off the bottle....and it would cost $145 for three days a Continue Reading

Discover How Savvy Work at Home Moms Earn an Income from Home.

nicherv — Sun, 24 May 2009 21:02:01 +0000

Are you a working mom fighting exhaustion from the everyday morning rush of getting ready for work just to sit in traffic? Feel guilty about not spending enough time with your children? If you are like most modern women, juggling the needs of your family and the workplace can be overwhelming. This is especially true if you are a single working mom who is supporting the family on one income. So, how does a busy mom go about making money? The obvious answer is by working. However, it is more expensive to leave your home and go to work these days. Between the costs of work clothes, gas, lunches, day care, and car maintenance you are only left with just small change as a pay check. According to the National Child Care Agency, the average cost of day care per child is $200 per week. So if you are working 40 hours per week at $10 per hour, you really end up making $2.50 per hour. That's an amazing $7.50 per hour taken away from you for day care alone. I won't scare you with the average Continue Reading