Questions & Answers On How To Work From Home With A Baby

Graham asks…
How can I work from home? Please give me answers!?
I work 40 hrs a week, work very hard and like my job, I am married and want to plan to have a baby. I sincerely want to be a stay at home mom but we wouldn’t be able to pay all of our bills if I didn’t work too. My husband doesn’t want to have a baby unless I can stay at home with her or him. What can we do so we can live happily ever after?

admin answers:
There are no easy trade offs. Trust me…. I know. If your interested on doing something on the net…….Before you fork over your credit card goggle there site and read the scams. I broke my ankle I was looking for a job, you know…. Anything….like stuffing envelopes anything. Everything I found on the internet was a freud and a waste of money. Good Luck
Happy Halloween

Helena asks…
What are some GOOD work from home opportunities?
And how do you go about getting involved? I ask b/c I’ll want to stay home with my child as long as possible after the baby‘s born – but I still need a reliable income.

admin answers:
The best opportunities out there are home based business’s.
There are so many home based business opportunities out there. You’ll have to check around and find the one that is right for you.
My husband and I started our home based business over 6 years ago. The income opportunity is incredible. It well supports our family. We have four children ages 10, 6, 3 and 1. We went this route for probably the same reason why your looking into working out of your home. A child’s first 5 years is the most impressionable. Being able to dedicate most of your time in raising and nurturing is important. Do you know what your having?
We got involved in the telecommunications industry. We get paid a percentage of everyone’s telecommunications bills. Every time someone pays one of the cellular phone bills (from all the major cellular phone carriers), or their land lines, Internet, Satellite T.V., digital, video and VOIP bills, we get a percentage month after month, year after year. How many people do you know or know of that uses any of these services around the world? How would you like to be able to save people money on services that they are already using and every month they pay their bills, you make a percentage off their payment? There’s a lot of money in this industry.
If you’d like more information in this industry, feel free to email me.
I created a blog on my 360 page on home based business’s. There are over half a dozen different ones on there. Your more then welcome to take a look at it. I hope this helps you with a few ideas.
Tiffany

Thomas asks…
Hi, I am a stay at home mom looking for opportunites to work from home and not having to pay money to get scam
Hi, I am a 25 year old stay at mom of 3. WE ARE LIVING ON A VERY TIGHT INCOME. My husband is the only one working. I am looking to work from home and I have had no success in finding legitimate work that doesn’t require putting tons of money into and that isn’t a scam. Any helpful advice on working from home that requires no money for me to pay and that is totally legit? WE are broker than broke and I need to find something. My 3 month old was born with some heart problems which put our family in the position of me not being able to return to work due to her not being able to attend daycare. Which as any mother could relate, I didn’t feel comfortable leaving my baby with heart problems in a daycare to begin with. I have worked at Bank of America as a teller for two years and I worked as a hazard insurance processor for a little over a year. This is some of the experience I have had in the working field. I do know how to type, customer service, hard worker, willing to learn. Please help

admin answers:
Just be careful of all the scams out there. I have been getting a lot of spam email lately from people from other countries wanting me to cash their checks. Avoid those at all costs, because there is no guarantee that the checks are legit and if they do indeed bounce, they go after the casher and not the person that wrote it.
Anyway, the best approach is to use your skills in a way that you would in any other job, except you are in essence self-employed. If you are a somewhat fast typist, you could probably place an ad at the local college or in the paper or on a site like CraigsList offering to type (not write!!) term papers and resumes and such for students. Another option is tutoring if you have any background in doing that.
If you like dogs/cats, even birds and other pets and are not allergic, pet sitting/walking seems to be a rapidly growing business. I know a lady that does that for extra income.
Good luck.

Jemima asks…
how can i work from home?
wanting to work from home so i can stay with my baby, i dont want to make tons, just a couple hundred a month, dont want to pay anything up front and want something legit, im in the east texas area if that helps

admin answers:
Well if you don’t want to pay anything up front you can go for one of those “get rich scams” that are all over the net. The best way to work from home is to take medical transcirpition training where you can earn either a degree or a certificate. Howver it costs money for the training as they are acutal classes you take online from home. (vocational training courses) After you have passed the course you can contact the doctor and dental offices in your area and find out which one’s “outsource” their billing and their record updating and offer your services. But you can’t get the training without spending money.

Marie asks…
Moms who went back to work after having a baby…I would like your input?
Dear Moms,
I am 6 months pregnant and financially will need to work after I have the baby. I will only be able to take 6 weeks off. I’m going to try to take 3 months off…but we will see. I am in private practice, so if I don’t work, I don’t get paid…no vacation time for me
I haven’t found a way to work from home, so my work will have to take place out of the home. How many moms went back to work after only 6 to 12 weeks and how did it go? Was it full time? Did you get a nanny or drop your baby at a daycare? I am a little sad when I see moms with their babies because I want to be home with my baby, but need the $$$. Suggestions from the moms who made it work and still had plenty of time for the baby? What were your hours? Long hours?

admin answers:
Hi!
I spent 3 months at home with my first daughter and 10 months at home with my second before they each went to a daycare center. My stepson had gone to the same daycare, as well as the kids’ cousins so we knew what they were about. I am going to be very honest with you-everyone will tell you that it’s harder on you than it is on them and that’s true x 100. They’ll cry at first, and god knows you will too.
But here I am, with a 16 month old and a four year old, daycare kids through and through.
But daycare won’t raise your kids, you will.
My older daughter is an angel. Daycare didn’t teach her to be good, but her goodness translates there. She has BUDDIES> Like, girls she is tight with from babyhood. Two were just over here Sunday. And she is learning so much-she would be ready for Kindergarten now, no kidding. They teach letters, phonics, all the basics.
It’s fun for them. And when I see them every evening (I work the typical 9-5) the time we spend is just awesome. Weekends are great too-I don’t feel pressure to “make up” for time lost during the week-we hav just settled into a life where this is just normal for them and my husband and I and it’s just all good, so far.
I don’t know, I hope one person’s success story helped you feel better. Some days it’s still hard, but overall,w e are doing what i sright for our family.
GL-
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