03-03-2011, 8:31 PM
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I would really suggest if you are interested in working from home, that you work for yourself. It can be a bit of a battle getting started, but the rewards are so much more! More flexibility with your family, work from anywhere, and the biggest one being that there is no financial cap! Lots of information on the internet about work at home opportunities just make sure you do the research on a program first and google reviews if you can. There are a lot of "get rich quick" scams out there and I would hate for you to be a target of one of them.
Whatever you decide, good luck!             
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07-08-2011, 4:55 PM
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Don't accept contracts require full time work. As a start, get 10hrs/week work. You can add more if you think you can squeeze more time. =)
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03-12-2012, 11:43 AM
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Yeah you can do work from home.Actually this is not a big deal now a days.You need to mange your time.First try to make a time table of your daily activities in writing and then think form where you steal time for work.
I am a mom of 5 year old kid and working form home.What i do is trying to complete all kitchen work early in morning and then go in kitchen just half an hour before when my kid come back to home so that we both get lunch together and spent some time with him.
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