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Welcome - This group is for all WAHM's who need support and encouragement. We all know that it can be hard sometimes trying to juggle the house, kids, husbands and still try to work at home. Lets connect, support and share what works for us!

Members: 989
Latest Activity: Nov 19

THANK YOU!!!

I want to thank ALL of you for joining the WAHM group, I never thought we would be close to reaching 800 wonderful, inspiring and successful women, but here is to reaching 800 more!

A BIG thanks goes to YOU for sharing with all of us.

We are all WAHM's and have something different to offer, so let's support each other and enjoy this journey together!

*Remember this is not a place to SPAM and just post opportunity to your business, this is a place to support, encourage and share with all of us what is working for you and your business!

Cheryl Hill
Have questions please feel comfortable contacting me or visiting me at http://www.Cheryl-Hill.com

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Comment by Joelene on September 14, 2008 at 3:16am: I'm a 25 year old mom to a 6 month baby boy. I am currently on maternity leave and trying to find a way not to go back to work. I am looking into starting a home business so I can bring in some income while staying home with my little boy.

Comment by erinely on September 13, 2008 at 11:48pm: Hi, I'm mother of two; Maggie 14 & Locke 18 (in his first year of college). I have an online home business selling certified organic products. I also work as an independent contractor selling advertising for a green, healthy living directory.

I've been working from home for a little over 3.5 years.
I love being my own boss but I'm not always that focused on what I need to be working on.

If you want to learn more about me you can read more on my website:
http://elyorganics.com/pages/miessence-about-me-erin-ely/

Great to meet everyone :)

Comment by YourOnRamp Mom on September 13, 2008 at 9:47pm: Hi Ladies. I'm the mother of 4 (kindergarten to high school) and the Founder of YourOnRamp.com, an online resource for women in career transition. We're having a great flexible work event in Orange County on 10/16. Come by and say hello http://nextgenerationworkevent.com/

Comment by Erin Keys on September 13, 2008 at 3:29pm: Hey ladies! DO you have a unique business? Join my new group I have created to support and promote women in business!
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/Unique-women-in-buisness/

Comment by Shane Shaps on September 13, 2008 at 1:56pm: Hi, everyone. I'm a co-owner of onegoodie.com. Glad to be here - still figuring out how to balance twittermoms with twitter, facebook, mommying and work.

Comment by Karen Putz on September 13, 2008 at 1:00pm: Hi everyone! I've been working from home for four years now. My kids are now 15, 13 and 11 and they're at the wonderful age where I can tell them to do the dishes, floors and the lawn.

I work in early intervention providing services to families with deaf and hard of hearing kids and I also work as a paid blogger.

Comment by Anita on September 13, 2008 at 12:14pm: Greetings!
I'm sure as a wahm I put in way more hours than I would in a regualr job. Part of that is because of the big learning curve - lots of things work and lots don't. The good news for me is I finally feel like my time is being utilized more productivily although I do love this type of networking and really needs to watch the time factor. I have a preschooler - which makes it all the more challenging to find the balance.
I have two businesses which take up my time - I sell amazing certified organic products since I am super passionate about the chemical soup out there and don't want to be adding to it in the environment or on my families body, and I teach yoga to babies and children from 3 weeks old right up to age 12. The combination of these two make my life feel full.
looking forward to getting to know more women here!

Comment by Carole Fogarty on September 12, 2008 at 12:31am: Hi everyone,

It's Carole from Australia. I'm a single mum of 3 boys living minutes from a fabulous beach.

My children come first and my priority was to be there for them before and after school. So working from home the majority of the time is the perfect option for me.

I facilitate Women's Rejuvenation workshops, retreats and evenings along with writing for publications and my blog. Whilst I do have to leave the home to facilitate these rejuvenation treats for women I've set my own schedule so it works perfectly for my boys routine.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

Looking forward to getting to know you all.

Peace, love and chocolate

Carole

Comment by Theresa Moss on September 11, 2008 at 3:49pm: Hi. my kids are teenagers, but I swear the "mom" hat is still on most of the time. I love working at home so I can, well, just be there for whatever. Things still come up that need attention during the day, and I like being the one to take care of it. It is my job and a privledge. I love what I do. (ok, and there is no way I'm going back to an office job!)

Comment by Emili on September 11, 2008 at 12:25pm: I recently became a stay at home mom after working 10 years in banking and accounting. By far, having a brand new baby is the hardest job I've ever had. I am now trying to earn a little money through my arts and crafts via www.shamsandcoverups.com. I feel like I never sleep now with a baby and trying to start a stay at home business for myself.