anyone know of any legit work at home positions?

mama livingston

So I feel like I have exhausted all my resources in terms of finding work and I have no idea what else to do except look for at home positions. I doubt anyone is going to hire me being pregnant and knowing that 6 months from now I'm going to need a boat load of time off to recoop and care for a newborn. My husband us super stressed about money and having this baby, and I just want to help contribute somehow. Does anyone have and ideas or know of anything that is legitamate? I have to do something to help out.

sapphirewolfkdv

Do you have any crafty hobbies? Many people sell crafts to earn some extra. I write freelance, when I can find the work. It's usually pretty good. There are companies that will pay you to fill out surveys and junk too - its boring and doesn't pay very well but it helps. Is there a school subject you excelled in? You could tutor. If you have any special skills you could teach classes...just a few thoughts. Good luck!

stellahav

I agree with pp about tutoring.  You could also maybe do some part-time childcare in your home or mother's helper work until baby comes. The sitter who I use is a stay at home mom who has 2 girls of her own and only watches DD.  I have a flexible schedule with her, but I pay her $50/day to watch her in her home.  Lots of people need childcare, and it's a great way to earn a little money!

kmoses10

Some credit card companies hire for incoming calls/customer service, babysitting, tutoring

Depending on how openminded you are there is a "telephone actress" comany that pays hourly (instead of by the call) I did it while I was in school. In my four hour shift I would usually only get maybe 2 10 minute calls. So it was easy money.

shaindelr

Depending on what you have a degree or degrees in, Smarthinking.com is a great online tutoring place. My sister's friend works for them, and my best friend from college is a trainer there.

(Sorry...my screen jumped, and I ended up on the wrong board. I'm from April 2011. Good luck, though!)

tandb2010

Pampered Chef, tupper wear, Avon. All easy to get in to, All work around your schedual and I have been selling for a while now and I know a few ladies that have made it their full time jobs.  One of the ladies at the last confrence had hit the million dollar sales mark. 

Hope that helps.

Fuzzy21

tandb2010:

Pampered Chef, tupper wear, Avon. All easy to get in to, All work around your schedual and I have been selling for a while now and I know a few ladies that have made it their full time jobs.  One of the ladies at the last confrence had hit the million dollar sales mark. 

Hope that helps.

I sell Xyngular products, which are natural weight loss suppliments. It's a similar selling scheme as Pampered Chef, Avon, etc.  It works great for giving me the extra income that I need.