I Want to Be a Food Blogger




Today’s “I Want to Be” Series features Jessica Fisher, who works from home part-time as a food and mom blogger, as well as a cookbook author.  She also home schools her six children, ages 14 to 3.  Find out how to connect with Jessica at the end of this article.

1099 Top 10: Work at Home Mom Productivity



We like to regularly share our favorite posts from the Work at Home Mom niche. Some articles may come from Moms, but all of them will be great. Enjoy! 

·         Dainty Mom guest posts on The Work at Home Wife and explains how to be productive yet realistic as a work at home mom.

·         The Mom Writes is launching an ebook, Summer Sanity Savers, aimed to help you maintain your productivity AND keep your kids entertained this summer without spending a fortune.

Picks and Promos: Photographers Wanted and Free Tea!


We have a new feature here on 1099 Mom, thanks to the requests we have been receiving lately.  The first part of these posts will be job opportunities that we have found for 1099 employment from home.  The second is a sampling of great deals, giveaways, and promotions that are perfect for work-at-home moms!

(Note: we cannot verify each job listing.  Please use caution when applying for any job.  If you find that one we have listed is fraudulent, please let us know in the comments.  Likewise, if you land a job or win a prize we have listed, we would love to hear about it!)

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Selling Kids Clothes on Consignment



After you announce your pregnancy, and your due date draws closer, you are likely to receive an endless flow of clothes from well wishers, especially if you know you are having a girl.  People just can’t resist buying those pink, frilly, tiny baby clothes.  Your baby will be the best dressed baby for a few weeks—until she outgrows them.  As your child grows older, he or she will likely continue to be the recipient of gifts of clothing.  But because kids grow so fast, especially when they are little, you are likely to be overrun with outgrown clothes.

Instead of being frustrated, consider making some cash from those clothes and contributing to the health of the environment by recycling the clothes.  Sure, you could have a garage sale, but those are often quite a bit of work, and you will likely sell the clothes for a dollar a piece or less.  An easier way is to sell the clothes at a consignment store.
 

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