So.
I have these 3 adorable little boys. Hubby is a web designer, and as good as he is, is getting frustrated with trying to run his own business - he's not a salesman, so getting clients isn't easy, ESPECIALLY in this economy. In a small town to boot! Although he DID just get a new client yesterday, completely out of the blue. Sooooo, he's looking to maybe get a J.O.B. In Vancouver. I LOVE VANCOUVER. But from a rental perspective, it is MUCH more expensive than where we are now.
I want to bring in about $2000 per month. I am NOT going to put my boys in daycare, for 2 big reasons: 1) I want to be home for them - I loved having my mum home, and was DEVASTATED when she went back to work after my parents split up (plus I LOVE being a sahm); and 2) to put 3 kids in daycare would cost more than what I would bring in - ummm, can we say POINTLESS?
My dilemma is not WHAT to do from home (so please don't post your links to your MLM etc.) because I am a Stampin' Up! demonstrator (hobby demo) and a I am a Melaleuca Marketing Executive (have been a customer for 12 years, and am now going to build that business)... but rather, how to manage life with 3 under 5 WHILE working from home.
Example? Making calls while my 4yo and 2.5yo are fighting and hollering. Doing a presentation or card class while my 3mo is gassy and/or needing to be breastfed. You get the picture. Especially since DH is on the phone right now while making lunch, and the 4yo is yelling "I want some lunch. I want some lunch!" (Thank goodness it was just a mate.)
(Don't tell me I need to discipline my kids, because we're actually pretty much hard-a$$es to be honest. But they are kids, and the 2 bigger ones are LOVING testing the limits right now.)
I don't think that some more personal attention for the big ones would go amiss, but that's also hard with a 3mo. VERY hard.
Any suggestions?
Showing posts with label web design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web design. Show all posts
01 February 2011
Working from home
Labels:
breastfeeding,
kids,
Melaleuca,
parenting,
stampin',
wahm,
web design
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