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foxy1 · 2006-08-23T21:19:16+00:00

Hi I have a 17 month old and am pregnant with second due in january. I want to try and generate some money and would either like to work from home part time or work a couple of evenings (therefore avoiding childcare costs), Any ideas/recommendations?????

MissChief · 17/09/2006 11:20

pampered chef is v. overpriced kitchen goods rather painfully marketed, IMO. wdn't touch with a bargepole but seems to go down a storm in some areas.

mcmum · 17/09/2006 13:01

misschief

thanks for that x

MissChief · 17/09/2006 14:21

sorry, v biased. But sure some people can make a good living from it. Think there's a website if you want to check it out. It's all v evangelical.
It's all much cheaper from the high street!

MmeTortue · 19/09/2006 14:38

Hi MCMUM

Don't log on all the time. reply to what is it....french designer kids clothes aged 6mth-24, and 2yrs-14 years. £9-30 price bracket 20-30% commission. You hold samples of all stock and do parties/coffee/mums & tots same sort of operation to other party style projects, diff is you get paid monthly on sales of month, which is better, if you have a quiet week then a busy one! Any more info email me? [email protected]

jess1983 · 26/09/2006 13:09

i would strongly reccomend Mini IQ i have just joined as a associate i have a 2 yr old and a 1 yr old and now i get to earn money while they are asleep its a fab oppertunity and if you would like some more info
[email protected]
i would be happy to help

Bennzini · 27/09/2006 14:31

Hi there

I have just joined a Company called Neways. So far, I am very impressed. I hope not to have to go back to work in November to a highly paid but stressful job in the City!

If you would like any more info send me a mail:

[email protected] (sorry it's so long!)

Hoep to hear from you soon.

Michaela

ustwo · 27/09/2006 15:28

I think a great thing to do is to start your own company by spotting a gap, that is what I did. I found a gap in the baby market and I think for intelligent mums who are spending a lot of time around babies, this could be a good place to start looking for ideas (although quite a crowded market, there is till room for new things).It really takes a lot of energy to get it off the ground and you really need support of those around you but it is really rewarding to see results and get good feedback.

ustwo · 27/09/2006 15:28

I think a great thing to do is to start your own company by spotting a gap, that is what I did. I found a gap in the baby market and I think for intelligent mums who are spending a lot of time around babies, this could be a good place to start looking for ideas (although quite a crowded market, there is till room for new things).It really takes a lot of energy to get it off the ground and you really need support of those around you but it is really rewarding to see results and get good feedback.

twickersmum · 27/09/2006 15:35

Have a look at www.mamatoto.co.uk
It is a similar idea to phoenix cards, mini IQ and all the others but for pregnancy to school age. I joined this year and it's going really well with very little effort. Your customers can now buy online so you don't actually have to do anything if you don't want, though your commission is less this way than if you place the orders and drop off the products - you can run parties, leave catalogues at nurseries/swim classes etc... that's the way to really make good money.

mistlethrush · 30/10/2006 16:17

mcmum/MissChief

Sorry for delay in responding - new to posting, and generally only access at work...

Pampered Chef - I thought that it was expensive when I first saw it, but since using it I think that it is worth every penny. Most things have a long guarantee, and company very good with this. Cooking is fantastic in pans and stoneware, and timesaving - don't need to turn things on stoneware, and pans and stoneware exceptionally easy to wash.

Pamperedchef.com to see info.

I have met people giving up their part-time work as civil servants as they are earning as much through Pampered Chef, and some people are making it their career (£100K + pa, although this is exceptional).

I wouldn't have got into it if I didn't like and use the products - and wouldn't be recommending it if I thought that it was overpriced. No hard sell required - it sells itself.

Mistlethrush

coolkids · 02/06/2007 21:53

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Boobsgonesouth · 07/06/2007 06:37

here's a great website

If the link hasn't worked then it's
www.mumandworking.co.uk Then go into the Jobs section and then directory

mursinna · 12/06/2007 15:03

Hi my name is Donna Mursinna and i'm having a pampered chef party i thought i would let everyone know about it in case anyone was looking for anything from pampered chef you can go to www.pamperedchef.biz/tinagibson click on our products, then click on how to purchase, then type in my first name DONNA then in the last name just type the letter M , then click on search for host and it will bring me up click on my name and start looking if you would like to order go ahead

Thank You
Donna

nappyaddict · 06/07/2007 23:16

here's a few sites i have been looking at

forever living

what's on 4 littles ones

leave it to the ladies

mama mag

wow property

betterware

grass roots

#ma rker#7

nappyaddict · 06/07/2007 23:16

retail maxim

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