SAHM Money Making Idea- Surveys

 

Are you looking for a fun and easy way to make some extra cash? Well, look no further than online surveys!

 In today's digital age, there are a plethora of survey websites that pay individuals for sharing their opinions and thoughts on various topics. From food preferences to entertainment habits, there are surveys for just about anything. So, how exactly does it work? First, you'll need to sign up for a survey website or app, which is typically free and only requires a valid email address. Then, you'll be presented with a list of surveys to choose from. Each survey usually takes between 5-20 minutes to complete, and the payout ranges from a few cents to several dollars per survey. Some survey websites also offer bonuses or rewards for completing a certain number of surveys or referring friends. But before you dive in, it's important to remember that while taking surveys can be a great way to make extra money, it's not a get-rich-quick scheme. The payouts may not be substantial, and you'll need to put in time and effort to complete surveys consistently. However, if you're looking for a flexible way to make some extra cash in your free time, online surveys can be a fun and rewarding option. Plus, you get the added bonus of sharing your opinions and feedback to help companies improve their products and services. So, why not give it a try? Sign up for a survey website today and start earning some extra money in no time!

Here are some of my favourite survey sites: Octopus Group 

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And what are you going to do?

When we started telling people about our move one of the first questions they asked was "What are you going to do?"

I would usually respond with, "Um, have you met my children? One of which is only 2..."

I mean we were moving across the country and would have no family and friends to help out with child care, I would need before and after school care for two kids and full time care for Ethan if I was to go back to work. Back home I only worked when B was at home so that we didn't need to pay for care, and where we moved to there is limited child care available. So was it really much of a stretch to imagine that I would just stay home with them 100% of the time?

I am completely and utterly happy to be staying home with my children full time. I am now able to without it effecting our finances too much. And I would really like to be able to help at school and also be available to the kids 100% of the time.

I am so grateful that I am now in a position to be able to do this, but I am so over people and their "But what are you going to do" line of questioning. I am a Mother, I am completely fine with that label, so why can't they be too?

Why does only being a Mother have to have such a negative connotation to it? Why do I feel I need to justify myself to people because I only want to be a Mother right now?



I am linking up with Jess for IBOT