I'am in such a pinch. I'am single mom of two. It is very hard for me to shell out childcare money every week, and it is very hard doing this by myself because I work 3 12 hour shifts and I have school and holidays to try to work out as wells. Because of this it is hard to find care. I'm thinking if it is just worth staying at home and go full time on my online classes so that I can get a 9 to 5 that will cover my bills. Anybody have any suggestions or advice for me. The father was watching kids while I went to work at night but I don't want to rely on him anymore because he has a temper and always wants to shove me or slap me in the face when he gets mad at me over trivial issues. I feel very much in distress.
Thank you for your help and input on this.
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Most work at home jobs don't work out for moms because you have to actually work and with kids around, that's hard to do because they themselves are a fulltime job. A more realistic solution might be to look into what public assistance you'd qualify for. As a single mom, I'm pretty sure you're guaranteed certain things like free or reduced daycare. I know somebody at church who is also a single mom and she gets free daycare, I believe, which allows her to work and go to school to better her family's future. Definitely look into it. I'm pretty sure you'd qualify. Good luck,
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Most work from home jobs are MLM's. Have you tried talking to your local Worksource office? They can give assistance for child care. We did that while my husband was in school full time. It totally saved us. Do you qualify for student loans? If you are in school full time and don't already have a degree, you should. I'm assuming you filled out a FAFSA when you started your classes, but if you didn't then you should go in and talk to the financial aid people at your school. You can get a low interest rate loan to cover living expenses while you are in school.
Other than that, you can always provide child care for other people. I wouldn't want to, but that's just me.
Don't be shy about applying for aid. You pay for it with the taxes that are collected from you. It's there to help!
Go to the following two websites:
www.wahm.com
www.ratracerebellion.com
Wahm.com has message boards with jobs listed and companies that hire. Click on the message boards from the home page. Then, click on links such as telecommuting moms, moms who write, etc. for specific companies. Read some of the articles on these sites as well. They give great tips, such as never pay someone to work for them, etc. There is also a big difference between a job (where you just get a regular check) and a business opportunity (like Tupperware)
Ratracerebellion.com does not have message boards, but they have great links to real, legitimate companies. They have an excellent table for telephone work. It spells out all the details for the many companies.
Good luck in your search. I, too, am in your situation and have been for almost four years. I have been working from home with a job I found on www.wahm.com all that time. It can be done.
Check out Advocare, let me know if you have any questions.
