Juggling a home business with family presents a challenge to any mom, as does coordinating an outside-the-home job with caring for children.  However, when one has triplets, the challenge may present even more situations to cope with.
Mary Beth Stevenson, already had her home business up and running when her triplets arrived.  Working from home at her designing business appears to have worked well for her. 
This wasn’t simply a whim, “What do I do now?” when she found she was going to have triplets.  She and her husband decided they wanted her involved in a home business before they were married, so …read more

When working at home, whether operating a shop in your house or conducting your business primarily over the Internet, it’s so easy to take everything casually.  This is fine for your behind-the-scenes work, but not when conducting business with your customers/clients.  Yes, even when your work consists mainly or solely of customers on the Internet, you still have some contact with them that requires professionalism.
Laura Spencer, at Work at Home Momma, has an excellent article, The Professional Personal Touch Counts!!, with tips for being professional even though you’re in your home.  I think you would enjoy visiting Laura’s blog and checking …read more

Here’s an interesting reason for having a home business…you’re able to care for a family member who is ill, has a debilitating disease, has Alzheimer’s, or is handicapped and dependent on others for assistance.  You’re not juggling your work-away-from-home schedule with caring for them.
Katelyn at Life Without Memories gives us advantages (and disadvantages) for working at home when you have an Alzheimer’s family member.  She also refers to Laura at Writing Thoughts who tells about working at home and caring for her father with Alzheimer’s, as well as her family.
Granted, you’ll still have a juggling job, but you won’t have …read more