What are some good work at home jobs for moms that stay at mom and don't have a babysitter?

[Therealdeal01]

[Effably]

Really boils down to what you can do. If I were in that situation I'd likely try to find some work as a data analyst or alike. Fully possible remote, pays quite well and usually does not ask for an education if you can get anyone working there to vouch for you. Making a friend is mlre manageable than three years ar uni and arguably a more relevant skillset.

Failing that... I have done freelance writing, probably a dead field now though, and also worked on AI training from home.

I know a few people who are social media managers and enjoy it. The gist is that you get a bunch of influencers to pay you, either directly or as a provision on income, and then you handle the emailing and talking to companies etc to setup sponsorships. Since the job is largely waiting around I think its a reasonable fit. Also keeps you connected to the world of wearing clothes not covered in regurgitated food.

[lightbulb27]

I've talked to women whom are doing insurance from home, customer service,

also marketing research... make calls to find people to do research.

I hope you are able to work it out and get the support you need.

[jennifer_bloom]

I know somebody who taught music online for money. But I don't know what her class content consisted of because I never hired her since I would prefer hands on training for instrumental or creative class genres.

I also see adds for Hebrew lessons online so if you know more than one language, you might be able to work as a foreign language instructor for people who are not native speakers of the language.

[Simslover92]

Customer service like others have said. You're very likely to get it without having much experience especially if it's a company like BlueCross BlueShield where I work.

[AI Opinion]

Balancing work and childcare can be challenging, but there are several flexible work-from-home opportunities suitable for moms without a babysitter. Consider roles in freelance writing, virtual assistance, or online tutoring. These positions often allow for flexible hours and self-paced workloads, making it easier to manage alongside parenting duties. Additionally, work in graphic design, social media management, or data entry can be done from home with minimal distractions. Choose roles that match your skills and interests, allowing for adaptability within your daily routine.

[Summeroflove]

If you’re struggling financially be aware of scams. Such as applying on a legitimate company’s website. Also, if there are times where your husbands home maybe picking up a job outside the house. Such as a service or retail job

I get you’re exhausted but make sure your husbands supportive and there for you as well

[genericname85]

i would say customer service is the most likely for that. tho probably nothing that pays really well. cause since corona everyone wants a "work from home" thing.

[jahaims]

There aren't any unless you have an actual skill to use.

[The-Stud]

Homeschool your children