@startoverstrategy: Replying to @Lali Linares Child-related work can be a great fit for many women rebuilding their income after divorce. I don’t know of specific statistics about nannying careers for divorced women, but I do know that these opportunities exist in many communities. Families are often looking for: • Full-time nannies • Part-time childcare help • After-school care • Mother’s helpers • Tutors • Homeschool support • Enrichment activities for children And the skills that make someone good at this work are often the same skills many mothers have spent years developing: Patience. Organization. Teaching. Problem-solving. Understanding children’s needs. Creating structure and routines. These are not “just things you did at home.” They are skills. A service-based business or flexible childcare work can be one way to turn those skills into income while building around the reality of your life. #DivorcedTradwife #ServiceBasedBusiness #WomenInBusiness #ChildcareBusiness #StayAtHomeMom
