for all of you're moms that they stayed at home with there kids a need a home job do you know one?

Question

a have two babys and a get afforted to get daycare and pay for my bills i dont think a would get pay that good to pay for all any one knows a good job that you can do at home and still be with you're kids a know theres ads in the internet of stuffing envolopse they always ask youto pay forthe info. first a know daycare it's good but a haven' got any luck with that do youknow some thing that it would work for me so a can stay home with my kids and still pay me bills, let me know please. a need to find one fast

1.i have a husband but one income it's just not working. AND 2. a posted my question for moms not for Moran's and stupid people that they don't know about having a family and support them

Answer 1

If U're looking after UR own kids have U considered looking after 1 more?
Look in2 it, everywhere some1 needs a sitter/child care.
U may need 2 register but they should help U cover costs.
It's what I did it, my employer covered the over-heads.

Answer 2

I have been in your situation. The only job you can do from home is babysitting. You can put up flyer's and put ads in the local newspaper. Your allowed up to 5 kids without having a license. I babysit one little boy and ask $5 dollars an hour. It does help out. My husband has a job but it is hard having two small children and only one income. My kids are 10 months apart and my son is 18 months old and my daughter is 7 1/2 months old.
I tried that envelope stuffing thing, it was a big scam. It doesn't work. None of them work. They are all scams. If you know how to knit or sew, you can make things and then sell them at fairs and carnivals. But other than that, there isn't anything you can do from home. Look into babysitting. I get $400 a month from doing that and I only babysit one kid. Where I live, which is up in the mountains, there aren't many people who need a babysitter. If you live in a small town or city you will be able to find kids easy. Just don't ask for too much money. It helps out my family a lot.

Answer 3

I have one toddler and a month old baby - both boys. I stay home and hubby works full time, he travels a lot of his job so there will be weeks when he is only home on the weekends but than there will be weeks were he is only gone one day. He does most of the cooking, I am willing to cook but he is pretty picky about his food and he is a great cook so he loves being in charge of cooking. He enjoys cooking / grilling and so he is always more than happy to do that. Obviously when he is out of town I do all the cooking for my son and I. I do 90 percent of the cleaning and ALL of the laundry. I prefer if he stays away from laundry. I am picky about laundry and how it is done, how the clothes are folded and where things go. I do all the diapering for both the boys which I don't mind. My hubby is much more involved with our older boy - he takes him outside almost daily so he can run around and play, he lets him help out with fixing things around the house, he takes him to the gym and while hubby works out our son will play in the child center than after wards they go swimming together. This happens a minimum of once a week but usually more. With the little baby my hubby tries to be helpful, but he is exclusively breast fed so daddy can't really give a bottle or anything but he does offer to help and he often asks if there is anything he can do. As for your husband dropping clothes everywhere that must be a man thing because mine does that too! I will find socks in the living room and a random pair of jeans by the stairs. He never puts the clothes in the hamper or laundry room. I just grab them up and toss them in the hamper. My oldest son does the same thing, he will throw a sock on the floor or a t-shirt will be tossed over a chair in the kitchen. I really think it is just a male thing. But overall my husband is very helpful and I feel lucky.

Answer 4

All the ones you have to pay for, like the envelop ones, they aren't any good!!!! You don't get paid unless someone sends you money for whatever the ad is about. I haven't really found anything good. There are a few surveys out there that do actually pay, but you will have to find them on your own, once you join you can't give the info out!!! But never pay to take surveys or any of that crap!!!

Answer 5

I have done Partylite candles and Tupperware, if you have a good network of friends and family you could make killing only working a couple nights a week for about 2 hours. Now they even have websites that people can order from and you can get the sales credits and not even leave home.

Answer 6

Hi, I'd really like to help but to do so I will need to know where you are, etc.

Please write to me, my email address will be shown when you click on my name - profile.

I'm looking forward to your message.

Stay strong, I admire you already. Nothing's impossible.

Answer 7

No. Where's the father and why isn't he helping?

Answer 8

Hope these job websites can help you.
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com
http://www.craigslist.org
http://www.usejob.com
Maybe you can find real work at home jobs.
Or be a seller of EBay.
http://www.ebay.com/

Answer 9

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Answer 10

If you want to get some kind of computer job you need to work on your typing, spelling and grammar skills first.