Give Your Child A Head Start By Staying Home For The First 3 Years
Don't miss those magic moments in your kid's development
What any parent dreads is not seeing those magical moments when their youngster takes their first steps or says their first words. And yet many miss them because as parents they are forced to go back to work to supplement their family income. Most families can only survive when both parents are working.
And as any mother knows returning to work is very stressful. First there is the guilt of leaving your baby in the local nursery. Secondly the chances are that the workplace where you are now returning to, is not local. It is some distance away from where you work. This involves some travelling costs. But what is really important to any mother is the travelling time. That is being able to pick up the child easily and quickly at any time including in emergencies.
So many mothers are looking for job opportunities locally to meet their needs. This is even if they have to take a drop in salaries. They want jobs that are flexible working and give them the hours they want to work. And if it is really possible they would like to do something at home while they are looking personally looking after their child. Many think this is not possible but it is with childcare leverage.
Children do better with mums being at home
A recent USA study has found that if mother stay at home for the first 3 years at least, the children are more likely to succeed at school. They are more developed and do much better at formal exams. This is because the mother being around all the time will show much more maternal attention, support and supervision.
If a mother returns to work early, the kids of middle class and two parent families seem to fair the worst rather than those from the working class and even of single parent families. The conclusion is that if stay at home mothers are able to postpone a return to work they should and if this is possible it should be for at least 3 years.
But another income is needed to simple help the family out.
Many stay at home moms are forced to return to work to make up any shortfalls they have in their family income. Many homes now have to have two family incomes to simple keep pace with all the increasing taxes and the latest increases especially on food and energy prices.
Yes, they can return to their previous job. But the chances are there is travelling involved which also involves a cost. But more importantly it is even more time away from the baby. And there are no similar jobs locally. And even if there are they are at much lower rates of pay. So either way, you are caught.
Ideally you are looking for something that you can do around your kids. That is look after the kids and when you have a free moment or two to yourself, do something that generates additional passive incomes for you and your family. What you don't want is to set up a traditional business as you'll simple be tied to it. Any way who wants the risks associated with running a business. When most people work, it is normally linear. That is you are only paid once for doing things once. The answer is to set up residual passive incomes. That is you do something once and you get paid over and over again for the same thing.
by: Chas Blandy
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