Make upto £10 a day in November 2017 ~ everybody most welcome

Aesop

bloomfelt wrote: »

Another £10 from Mysurvey credited today

bloomfelt wrote: »

£4.23 from crowdology too - slowly starting to creep up fingers crossed some of my items start selling

I struggle with my survey. I'm trying to get to Cashout then ditching it.

I used to do crowdology but took toon long to reach payout.

Someone mentioned there is an app that goes with it and their earnings are really high.

MrsCautious

Hello everyone I hope you’re all okay and making loads of extra money x I’ve been a bit slow this month, got loads of stuff to sell, it’s just not happening. I should have around another £100 to come from mystery shopping, cashback, bank interest, should creep above £200 but work has taken over - that’s all good, it’s a bigger target to get to and I’ve been working so hard to get there, of course that brings its own challenges and I’m shattered x

ALIBOBSY

To all those with little people problems, it does get easier in some ways and then they become teenagers and it's another whole world of pain lol.

Try to enjoy all the good bits and remember one day you will miss them following you around and wanting a hug lol.

Mind you was just getting used to going to the bathroom alone (youngest is 7) when we got a puppy, get a dog and never wee alone again :rotfl:.

Update on my earnings for the last 10 days or so
SB amazon £5
Writing articles £25.72
MB £265.86

Think I am on target to hit my earnings for the month, but need to keep pushing.

QueenJess

Ooh - I finally worked out how to multi-quote! Thanks everyone for your kind replies. I go back to work at the end of Jan so there is a small light at the end if the tunnel I hope, although I need to somehow stop feeding by then..

lynnejk wrote: »

Evening all
Sorry to read some of you having probs with sprogs. If it's any consolation it does get better - honest. My eldest was very much like yours Jess and I breastfed until he was just over a year old - he seemed then to develop more interest in food - but still woke every night, at least once, until my second was born when he was two. Don't think he could compete :rotfl:

Three things I found helped was a baby sling, a bouncy chair I tied onto the kitchen bunkers and one of those bouncy, hanging thingies. I think all littlies are a pain in the b** at some time - if not early then when they reach the twos. At least mine got it all out of their system in the early days.

Maybe you can have a punt around for a local Mums and babies group. You would get a bit of company, get out the house and maybe find an occasional babysitter on a swopsy basis.

Thanks Lynne. Although he is a happy, lovely baby, he is a bit high maintenance. At 9.5 months he is practising walking and was crawling around at 5.5 months (fast as well..). He won't sit still for a minute. I try to get to baby groups when I can, but sometimes I just can't fit it in and having been ill doesn't help. He is absolutely gorging himself right now (think it's a growth spurt), but he loves a comfort feed too.. somehow need to slowly take that away as he is draining me of all my vitamins etc and it is making me ill (am on vitamin and calcium prescribed tablets).

helsbell wrote: »

You absolutely have to spend that bonus on yourself! Everyone's right it does get better, or at least different so the problems become less physically clingy, more headspace. Can you just go out when hubbie gets home and 'forget' your phone? Unfortunately it sounds like he,won't understand without some kind of short, sharp shock and full immersion in what you're facing. You could go for a long walk, go to the salon, go shopping, whatever floats your boat.

I would love to escape, but hubbie is home after baby is in bed, we eat and then either I go to bed, or we have 1 hour of TV on a good day. Baby also screams if I don't go up to him at night

tryingtoavoiddebt wrote: »

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I know exactly how you feel Queenjess! My youngest turned one last week and has always refused a bottle or milk of any kind unless I feed her. She is starting to feed less but it’s tough having to do it all yourself. [/QUOTE]

Oh yes - this is it.. I tried expressing and feeding him like that, but he turned his nose up at that. IfI could have half a day off and baby slept on his own it would all be great...

QueenJess

I have posted 5 out of 11 parcels for eBay and made more than I thought (£69.28). Hopefully can do some more posting tomorrow and will have a bit more. I also had £2.50 unexpected refund.

Am already above £150.. maybe I can get to £200 for the month....

QueenJess

Ooh - another 10p from Citizenme.

QueenJess

QueenJess wrote: »

I have posted 5 out of 11 parcels for eBay and made more than I thought (£69.28). Hopefully can do some more posting tomorrow and will have a bit more. I also had £2.50 unexpected refund.

Am already above £150.. maybe I can get to £200 for the month....

*Update.. I managed to package up and pre-pay for another 4 parcels giving me another £22.62. Just 2 more to go which may get to about £10 in total.

QueenJess

A bit of Swago help please - I completed the board apart from one item where you have to go to the website and click accept on the Swagbucks banner. It worked for one of the shops, but I can't do it for TomboyX as the banner doesn't appear for me to click anything. Anyone know how to fix this?

Kantankrus_Mare

Think everyone is having problems with it Jess......guess Swagbucks will sort it at some point.

cufc_mike

Well that Swago board looks a lot easier than the last one. I gave up after about 5 squares last time round. This one is purely visiting websites...I can manage that

A huge £0.66 from ebay for me today, plus £15.10 MB'ing. Daily total = £15.76