Alright, so here are a few more ideas that you can develop into really great work from home jobs that can offer you financial freedom and a flexible schedule....
Teach lessons like yoga or scrap-booking at a local community center. Some offer free babysitting and gym memberships as additional perks in addition to pay.
Be a personal assistant. Run errands for them. One reader got paid to pick up medications, groceries and check on an elderly man each day.
One hubby works from home as a freelance graphics design artist.
Stock photographer. Michelle of Some Girl’s Website contributes to her family through photo sales (and tells you how!!)
Write! You can be a writing teacher, freelance writer, a content writer for blogs/websites, proof reader for other writers, etc.
Be a Sales Rep for a company. Here are a few companies that our readers have/are selling with: WildTree Herbs, Juice Plus+, Usbourne Books, Avon, Silpada Jewelry, etc.
Be a photographer for special events (ex: weddings, senior portraits or maternity/newborns, etc.)
Teach lessons from home. Becky and Jennifer give lessons on musical instruments from their homes. I know of another reader who teaches a preschool art class weekly in her dining room. Two other readers tutor and help children with their homework after school.
Medical or Legal Transcriptionist. Type up court proceedings or medical notes after the kiddos go to bed.
Make stuff to sell on Etsy, CraftMall, Ebay, etc.
Creative Job Ideas: Rachele is a professional clown and entertains kiddos at Birthday parties, another reader runs a petting zoo, others bake bread, decorate cakes, create cloth diapers, etc.
Social Media or Marketing consultant. Aka Brand-advocate blogger or someone who works on behalf of brands.
Website/blog designer. More than one reader says she enjoys creating websites for others during naptime.
Treasurer for a local organization or charity.
Design or test apps for ipads, blackberry’s, androids, etc. I worked as a beta tester for various software programs prior to becoming a blogger – you do not need any “experience” to be a beta tester.
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