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What is a good parttime job for a mother of two and paying out as little daycare as possible?
Asked by Andi
Asked by Andi
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I know a lot of mothers who started their own home based business and do quite well. They don't have to pay childcare because the business's that they are involved in, they get to work from home and not have to go anywhere a whole lot. The ones that do go places, take their kids with them. If you'd like their web sites, email me and I'd be happy to send them to you! Good Luck~!
I know a lot of mothers who started their own home based business and do quite well. They don't have to pay childcare because the business's that they are involved in, they get to work from home and not have to go anywhere a whole lot. The ones that do go places, take their kids with them. If you'd like their web sites, email me and I'd be happy to send them to you! Good Luck~!
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Go for any free to join pay per survey
Answered by reena r
Answered by reena r
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You should ask a close to relative such as granny to babysit for you. The job should be at a food restaurant or hair salon.
Answered by YOLANDA G
Answered by YOLANDA G
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Have you considered a home business? I have been a tradesman all my life and decided to go out and make my own money. Just beware of all the scams out there. If they tell you "It's get rich fast"....RUN THE OTHER DIRECTION. I have teamed up with a group of great people(mostly stay at home moms), many of which are turning six figure incomes, and are willing to mentor me to achieve my goals. this cost me nothing! I would be happy to introduce you to this group, again, for free if you are interested in controlling your own destiny. copy and paste www.saferhealtherhomes.com (check the spelling if you do this manually), read it over and my contact info is on this site. Best of luck to you in whatever you pursue.....Wes
Answered by Wes M
Answered by Wes M
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I worked at one and paid about twenty dollars a month for one.
Answered by danielletoyou
Answered by danielletoyou
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If you have a hobby like scrapbooking (which with kids I'm sure you do), try and sell scrapbooking realted stuff online. Garagesaleforever.com doesn't charge fees to sell or list...
Answered by just me
Answered by just me
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Welcome to Wal-Mart.
Most fast food and places like Wal-Mart, Target and K-Mart are more than willing to work around your schedule.
You could also check into Wal-Mart's stocking program. They work the grave-yard shift and pay more per hour. You can work there while your children are sleeping and your husband is at home.
good luck.
Answered by Panama
Answered by Panama
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Have you considered starting an ebay store? Start off selling things you need to get rid of and ask your neighbors for items they want to get rid of.
What about becoming a certified day care provider? In my city, you can babysit in your home as long as you meet the requirements and background check along with providing a safe physical environment such as safety guards on windows (above 1st floor), enough space for children, smoke detectors, etc.
Check your state or local gov't website to see if that's a possibility. In my state you can babysit your own children and two more. You save alot on child care expenses for yourself.
If these don't work for you, try your local supermarket or another store with flexible hours. Check your state/local website for government jobs. Perhaps a civilian clerical job with flexible hours (and medical benefits). Good luck.
Answered by my2cents
Answered by my2cents
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have husband work day job, you at night or the other way around
Answered by foreclosures101
Answered by foreclosures101
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You can do surveys online...here are some good survey sites: treasuretrooper.com/258644, mysurvey.com, pinecone research (but you have to find their link to join, try a search engine.)
Answered by Tiffany S
Answered by Tiffany S
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I love working from home. It doesn't take a lot of time. I don't have to stock any inventory. And most important, I don't have to put the kids in daycare. Jennifer, mother of 5
Answered by theosharatos
Answered by theosharatos
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I partnered with a company about a year ago and have been very pleased with them. I love being able to work from home, Plus they are members of the BBB which was important to me with all the scams out there.
I don't have to Stock Inventory or sell products nor do I have to take orders, deliver anything or get stung with bad checks when making collections ... Did that in the past, NOT again!
If you want more information about them I would be happy to share. Just send me an email and let me know.
It just might give you the options you are looking for
Answered by lori_chaput04
Answered by lori_chaput04
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