Working From Home ?

Helz184

Hi
Not too sure what kind of jobs there are to be on the internet but there are plenty for mums!
http://boards.babycentre.co.uk/n/pfx/forum.aspx?_requestid=1519579&webtag=bcUKWorkFrHome
Follow the link, its a parenting site, its got loads of info on working from home.
HTH
Helz
Good luck with it

jackiegibbo

thank you to everyone for there help, i do little bits on ebay but its just peanuts really, id like an extra couple of hundred pounds a month but i think im just daydreaming

garyjis

Hi there, having a 4 year old and due again in 10 weeks i would love to know if there is any real home working opotunities out there. Craft work , data inputing etc etc. Most i have found online are just scams wanting u to send your money off. Does anyone know of any REAL sites or places what do pay u something for doing work at home?
Any help be appreciated

Horlock

Could always try sticking ads in your local newsagents, supermarkets etc offering services.
Typing CV's, Ironing, Designing Websites, etc etc

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Becles

have a look on www.homeworking.com for ideas.

Melissa22_Mum

I've seen this thread a few times but it never really lead to any where. I just wanted to know is are there really ANY work from home jobs out there? Suggestions very useful and appreciated....I wanted to ask also if anyone has any suggestions as to the type of job that I could get, my boyf works full time I look after our 14 month old. He gets back from work around 6ish. Is it really worth me working at all what with nursery fees, which theres not much info on anywhere, and the amount of money that I would get after all the outlay??

Becles

have a look at www.homeworking.com for ideas

Melissa22_Mum

Tongue wrote:

Don't do all this "get what your entitlted to" rubbish.
You chose to have kids and you chose to look after them.
Get your other half to mind them when he gets home and go do some graft, it's good for the soul.
Don't lower yourself to be kept by the hard workers of the country go and earn a crust yourself and contribute to the economy instead of being a drain on resources like a lot of the lazy layabouts we have in society today.
Supermarket work sounds ideal as you would get discounts on purchases.

She's off sick!! Let's hope that YOU never need to claim benefits or would you be taking your own advice????

QueenB.

There seems to be alot of us on here in the same position, has anyone who was searching actually found a job from home yet?

Personally i still haven't but still looking and hopeful.