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“We can’t afford for me to stay home with the kids”

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740123_mason_jar_savings_bank.jpgOne of the obsticles to homeschooling is that it often requires one parent to stay home and cuts the family income in half. In today’s society with high prices and low wages that can be the coffin nail to any ideas of homeschooling. Many parents are looking for ways to supliment their income from the comfort of their own home and without taking away hours that should be spent with their children. Luckily, if you are creative and resourceful there are many ways you can earn extra income each month.

Job Ideas for the Stay at Home Mom has many suggestions that any parent can use to make up for missed income. If you are just looking for writing ideas you can find some at Get Paid To Write Online. Want to write an awesome blog like mine? Apply here at 451Press, just mention that Summer M from momisteaching.com sent you. there are available topics on everything from fatherhood, divorced life, knitting, astrology, and more.

Earlier today I read a great post from another great homeschooling blog about ways to increase your earnings. I have to admit, the idea is so simple I’m a bit embarassed that I never thought of it before. Read A way to increase your income while homeschooling by Serious Learning. You’ll be glad that you did.

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2 Responses to ““We can’t afford for me to stay home with the kids””

  1. Wendy Says:

    Thanks for the link!

  2. Brenda Marie Says:

    I just wanted to say that it IS possible. I’m a single mom working as a freelance writer from home. I love our life. We may not be rich in the sense of having things but we are rich in other ways. My dd and I have a great relationship and I am able to support us.

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