What is the best way to make money for a stay at home mom? Without leaving too much.?

Answer 1

After my 2nd son was born, I searched the internet, the newspaper, everything! For info on working from home. I checked out SO many website and businesses. Unfortunately, after a year of research, I didn't find one that I trusted enough to try. However, I did start selling Mary Kay. I make a good profit on it and like the product myself-which makes a difference, not to mention now I get a big discount! It is easy to do and you receive a LOT of support from your team and from the company. You can do as little or as much as you want since there are no quotas. You don't have to do inventory. You can purchases quarterly catelogs as well as pay $25 a year for a website with shopping provided and maintained by MK.

The BEST part is the 90% buy-back guarantee. If you decide within your 1st year that it isn't for you, you can sell ANY product you've purchased back to the company for 90%. For me, this is what sealed the deal because I felt like I had a good back-up plan if it didn't work. Plus, I could sell back product bonuses that I receive for free.

I can tons of info on my computer... please email me!

Answer 2

I have found several legitimate work at home sites so far, and one of them made me $494+ in October, $700+ in November, and $838.57 in December. They are free to join.


Please click my screen name or avatar for more information and a link for proof of payment and lots of specific details.


I made some nice money at first, but once I found out these sites were legitimate, I started adding referrals and the money got a lot better. For every person you refer, you get 20% of what they earn on 2 of these sites. And for every person that one of your referrals refer, you get 10% on one site and 5% on the other. In time--this could be a great source of income--making money while other people are in a sense, working for you.

If you get 5 referrals who earn $20 a month, that is an extra $20 in your pocket. If you get 100 referrals earning $20 a month, that is an extra $400 you'll earn every month!!!

And by the way--never join a work at home program that wants you to pay up front. If they were making that much money, they wouldn't need to charge you.

Note: There are a lot of other sites listed too as well as the payout for each.

Answer 3

Why not find out the requirements for having a day care center in your house? You make great money and get to stay at home with your child

Answer 4

The link below has the top 20 businesses for stay at home moms. On the side there are more articles under the link stay-at-home.

Answer 5

Babysit. Check the regulations in your area, but usually you can keep like 4 kids or something without having to get a special permit to do so.

It's really easy to find kids, too. Talk to your friends, or put an ad in the newspaper or online. I think most people would rather have their kid baby-sat by an individual if they can find someone trustworthy.

Answer 6

Try daycare for a child around the same age as your children. I did this when my daughter was little and it worked well because it kept me at home and out of the stores and it gave my daughter someone else to play with. I also felt i was offering a service to a family who couldn't afford daycare

Answer 7

Baby Sitting

Answer 8

Here is a site that has alot of information about working online and making money at home/online..This forum just started but it still had some great information...you should check it out. This site helped me out alot. I just wanted to share it with you.

http://makemoneyonline.informe.com/

Answer 9

Babysit regularly for other neighborhood kids whose parents work during the day - money for you and the family - and friends to play with for your kids!

Answer 10

Pay-It-Forward 4 Profits (PIF4P) is basically a marketing training program. First of all, use PIF4P to learn to market. Second, use PIF4P to build a downline/list ...AND encourage them to learn marketing. Third, promote your other programs repeatedly to your PIF4P downline/list.