Jobs from home - please help!

I’m UK based and have had a successful 12 year career in London as a chartered surveyor. I’ve now finished having children and due back at work in Secember but I am literally desperate to not go!

I would do anything to stay home and look after my youngest, and be there for drop off and pick up of my eldest.

Does anyone have any realistic jobs from home that they’ve done and recommend? I need to earn about £2k net per month to prop up my half of the mortgage and bills.

I’ve spent hours on Google but don’t feel like I’m getting anywhere so would love some first hand ideas and thoughts. Anything very welcome! Thank you x

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Have you looked into whether there are local firms where you could work PT? Otherwise often the insurance companies have work from home jobs.

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The only websites I've found that offer real wfh roles are charityjob and work from home hub x

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Youre more likely to find a hybrid role, are you able to do that?

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she’d always make me feel like i wasn’t doing anything right when it came to my son, she also would take my son and say “you’ll love me more than your mum” just remarks that were madd to say to a mother who is postpartum.

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she made the first months of me being a mum so miserable, made me question myself a lot and just made me feel so shitty.

when i confronted my mans mum and his sister (his sister was also trying to play mum with my son) about the way they spoke to me and made me feel they didn’t own up or apologise and instead made it seem like it wasn’t that deep.

i just don’t know how i can get through to my man , i’ve expressed so many times how i feel and he just isn’t hearing it.

my man works very long hours so he doesn’t get back from work until around 9pm and he’s recently expressed that he will start getting his mum to reach out to me about our son.

she hasn’t yet messaged me but i plan to not reply 😭

i just don’t know how i can get through to my man. i don’t want to even do supervised visits because it will just be me and her and when we’re alone she uses that chance to start with her remarks.

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Jobs from home - please help!

I’m UK based and have had a successful 12 year career in London as a chartered surveyor. I’ve now finished having children and due back at work in Secember but I am literally desperate to not go!

I would do anything to stay home and look after my youngest, and be there for drop off and pick up of my eldest.

Does anyone have any realistic jobs from home that they’ve done and recommend? I need to earn about £2k net per month to prop up my half of the mortgage and bills.

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