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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a SAHM,  I am not working and wouldn't have any interest in a low paying 3-6 hour job.  You'd have to pay a  LOT of money for me to b interested.[/quote]

Right? The condescension of OP is almost as amazing as their inability to perceive it [/quote]

I was SAHM who worked part-time for 1 1/2 yrs. It was great. I made a little money and it helped me put something on my resume for when I went back to WOHM full-time instead of having a big gap. The two of you are pretty clueless. This is the right opportunity for someone right now. OP is smart to get mature, motivated SAHM.[/quote]

NP. They don't want it because it's easier to be supported entirely by spouse. Why would they want to mess with that?[/quote]

When I did a small etsy business on the side, and was doing decently, by the time they took out taxes based off my husband's income plus fees, it wasn't worth it.  My husband had me shut it down as it complicated things.  We aren't even "high" income.[/quote]

We had the same experience. I was a new SAHM to 2 under 4. Literally part of my therapy for depression and anxiety was to secure a p/t job - my therapist helped me work out a plan to have something to get outside of my house. Through a friend, I got a merchandising job doing product inventory and display set up. It was stress-free and the perfect fit at the time for me. I think I made just about then minimum wage and got a monthly paycheck that might have been $400. Did this for one year and learned that this tiny bump in income put us into a higher tax bracket! I lost so much in taxes! Also had to quit and ended up doing volunteer work.[/quote]

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