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I?m thinking about a career change. So I?m curious. If you?re a work-at-home mom, what do you do?
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  • rmj3059rmj3059
    I work from home about once a week (health communications with CDC) and I have a few friends that have at home businesses.  Some work for companies doing technical assistance at home, others work at home doing Mary Kay or Scentsy.  I would love to have the chance to work at home full-time.  Best of luck!
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  • Stephanie2167Stephanie2167 member
    Systems access for an aerospace company. I worked in the office for 3 years before working 100% virtual. DD still goes to daycare full time.


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  • MrsBalletStar05MrsBalletStar05 member
    Work at home positions are very few and far between - and even fewer with a decent income.  Good luck. 
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  • hikerbethhikerbeth member
    When I worked from home it was for a company I'd already worked for, for 6+ years.  I just transitioned from an office based to a home based position.
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  • detroitblondiedetroitblondie
    I'm a rep for Stella & Dot and work very part-time.  You can out my page- www.stelladot.com/stephania  Best wishes!
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  • RunKirstenRunRunKirstenRun
    I manage an in home picture framing business and live behind the store.  I essentially work in exchange for our rent but it's really flexible.  I stumbled upon the position four months after LO was born.  I love it but there are days when I miss being able to leave my house and go to an office.
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  • blckwhtyllwgirlblckwhtyllwgirl member

    I own three businesses: a event/wedding decor company, a dog daycare & hotel, and an evaluation consulting firm.

    Starting a business (if you have a good one) is the best way to give yourself a good income and flexibility (assuming you put hard work into it).

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  • kate3636kate3636 member
    I'm a sales director for a recruiting agency. As long as i have my phone with me and can respond to emails in a timely fashion it doesn't matter where I am. LO stays home with me which is awesome, when I have outside appts she goes to a family members house or I get a sitter.
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  • akrupinakrupin
    Thanks for your advice.  I'm actually thinking about starting a business as a private tutor (I have a phd in science and I know I could teach high school math and science).  If you have any tips on starting a business I'd love to hear them.  Thanks!
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