Any ideas for part-time work for a stay at home mom?
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Yes, u can do home based job thru internet as I am doing. This is data conversion job of converting pdf file into ms word doc. To get this job, one should be resident of India and proficient in ms word.
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babysit lawnmoers? \n\nSeriously, either get a job on the net, or your stuck with Baby sitting, Dog Walking, Pooper Scooper, etc.
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I too am a single mother with little extra time on my hands.\nThis may be only a small money fix, but you could try selling on eBay if you have an area of expertise or product you can make easily.\nI sell reproduction doll parts that I make at home.\nThey take only about an hour or two out of my week to make, and I can resubmit the same auction over and over again once my dutch auctions sell out.\nwith the extra money I make I am able to pay my bills on time at the very least.\nThere are also people I see who are selling information like  recipes or or instruction on how to do things.\nThese are great for the seller because when a customer purchases them through paypal the seller can then just email the information to the buyer. No shipping involved at all.\nI hope this proves to be help full information\nHave a great Day and good luck on your quest.
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Try a home party business, the best one I've come across. I hold free wine tasting events, (like a Tupperware party)and make great money. Right now I am part time and make $600-$1000 month. contact me for more info!
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As a stay at home mom who sew's for extra money I tend to push people in that direction who want to make extra money too.\n\nOn our family home page http://www.allysgoodies.com I have a stay at home moms ideas for making money- Nothing spamy or any thing for sale its just some of my ideas.\n\nDepending on the time you have, you might consider:\nCraft Shows\nConsignment in a local store\nEBay\nStarting a website\nContacting local businesses - IE day cares in your area and ask them if you can put some flyer's in their lobby for free.\nDonut Shop- I know it sounds crazy but every donut shop I have been in has a bulletin board for local businesses.\nDepending on the zoning in your area- put a sign up in your yard that you do sewing and murals ( we are not allowed to do that in our area and its a big fine if you do, so check first)\n\nIts really hard quiting your job to go out on your own.  I worked for a large company as a corporate trainer before having the twins.  Going back after was just not an option with the cost of daycare times 2 so I started selling on eBay.\n\nI like eBay, its low risk - only the cost of a listing and you do not have to list any more items than you want to.  When things are stressful at work or home you don't have to list any, but when you need extra money you can list a bunch.\n\nHope this helps- Take care!
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I am trying to think of something to do as well because i'm in the same boat. I have sold food on the weekends. Funny I know, but its an extra couple hundred in my pocket. I think maybe you could try some work at home. Maybe even start off little, if you can bake, make some goods and start selling that or other kind of crafts you can make. I know that may be timely but think of taking a weekend off of school and work and cleaning out old household items and having a yard sale. I know these may seem like chump change but its money. Another thing is to try and look for jobs that pay you a good wage and help you even pay for college. I know that when I worked at Bank of America, they even paid for your schooling. I think the best solution is to change jobs. There are alot of jobs now that offer programs for people who need a job and also want to continue their education.
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How about getting a part time job?
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Other moms like you are asking the same question. Some have found the same answer I found...\n\nI  have a business I do from home using the Internet. You can see my site at http://www.writershelper.com/index.html.\n\nI have a service business and the Web site primarily advertises my business, although it earns money in its own right as well. Some of the links on my site earn me money when people click on them.\n\nMy next step will be to create two other sites that simply earn money without my having to provide a service. A site like that, an information site, is created by an infopreneur.\n\nAll of this is quite possible without knowing html or being a designer or having any other specialized technical knowledge.\n\nI have done what I've done with the tools I got from the Web site below. That site has several high quality free e-books (and a few others that you have to pay for).\n\nBest wishes as you pursue your goals.
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do part time work n get the money !!
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Have you done any volunteer work or helped at school? If so this will help. \n\nAlso try part time first or take some refresher courses. It can be done. Put down you were home with your children and now it is time to go back to work, well you want to. And that your kids are in school full time. \n\nMake it clear you are there to stay. I take it you are not having any more kids? So you want to work outside the home now. \n\nI stayed home with my daughter too.
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have you thought about working online?\nas a stay at home mom i do and i love it check out http://atafolla.qhealthbeauty.com/Default.aspx then click on opportunity they also rated great with the www.bbb.org \nhope this helps
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Check out bluesuitmom.com.  It's a site for working mothers.
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garage sale, give blood, ask some friends, family or neighbors if you could wash cars, mow, babysit, walk dog, clean for them or even run errends. You could also consider going to a temp agency.........they find you work fast and pay daily at some places. Good Luck
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Figure out what you really love to do/what you're good at, besides listening to your MP3 player and the Internet. Get your parents permission first.  If you are good with a computer and have some patience, you could instruct senior citizens on how to get around the computer and Internet. Put flyer's up in senior living centers and churches.\n\nIf you there's a Saturday Market or flea market close by and you're creative, you could make something and sell it.  \nI make and sell jewelry, prayer beads and sun catchers at the Saturday Market and through our faith based communities. My daughter is your age and makes stuff she thinks her friends would like then sells along side me at the market.  She and a friend set up a lemonade stand and did really well!  If your parents have a good relationship with a store owner on a main street, ask if you could set up a stand once or twice a week in front of the store.  Pick really busy days. Cold drinks on a hot day sold by a person with a great attitude=$.  \n\nMy daughter had a job for 3 yrs caring for 2 dogs, feed walk and clean up if needed twice a day. The owners were gone often and weeks at a time.  She saved enough money to buy a $500.00 Soap Box Derby Racer Car!\nOffer to sweep floors at local stores and restaurants. Yea, yuk...but it turns green (into money).\n\nThere are websites with ideas. \nThe second site has LOTS of information and Ideas!\nGo for it!
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She could earn it by babysitting or getting a paper route or something. Maybe a bake sale, or get some friends to help do a car wash. $150 isn't really that bad... you can do it. Good luck!
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You could venture into the home-based business field...you know, PrePaid Legal, Avon, etc.  Or honestly, Ebay is awesome.  My stepdad gets broken computers and fixes them.  He makes a pretty penny doing that.  Or, you could go to yard sales or thirft shops and find things worth MUCH more than the asking price.  Sell them on Ebay.  Or you could buy and sell houses.  I saw an infomercial on TV the other day for something like that.  Really, there are a MILLION and one things you could do.  If I wasn't too helpful, try googling for "home-based business" or "work at home".  You may pull up some things I haven't thought of.  Good luck to you!
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You can try freelancing here: http://www.ranoo.com/ and here: http://www.workaholics4hire.com/\n\nIt's a start.