10 Best Work At Home Jobs For Stay At Home Moms

Are you a stay at home mom looking for the best work at home jobs for 2020 and beyond?
With everything that’s going on with the Coronavirus, people are searching for ways to work from home.
If you’re a stay at home mom looking for the best work at home jobs, you have come to the right place.
I’ve received quite a few emails from you guys asking me to write a detailed post on this topic, so I put it on my to-do list.
However, with my busy schedule, this post kept getting pushed aside.
Within the following post, I’ll be sharing the ten best work at home jobs for stay at home moms.
After some substantial research on this topic, I’ve come up with a plethora of information that I can’t wait to share with you guys.
If you’re a stay at home mom, looking for a way to earn additional income to help your husband, boyfriend, or roommate, you’ll want to pay close attention.
I’ll be sharing the best remote jobs available in the virtual world.
Furthermore, I’ll be including the requirements, start-up costs (if any), as well as the most reputable places to get started.
Sound good?
My end goal is to provide you guys with the information you’re looking for and answer any questions you may have.
However, if I fail to answer your question, please leave it for me in the comments section below this post.
Do we have a deal?
Let’s get started, OK?

1) Start A Mommy Blog

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Starting a blog is at the top of my list as the best work at home jobs for 2020.
I started my first blog ever in 2012.
At the time, I had no idea what the heck a blog was or how powerful of a tool this was.
Furthermore, I was even more confused about how to make money with a blog.
Fast- forward to 2020, and I’ve built several blogs that consistently bring in several thousands of dollars each month.
There are practically millions of things you could discuss on your blog to get readers.
Here are a few of the many things I talk about on my blogs.

• Video games/ gaming gear
• Movie streaming services
• Making money online
• Personal development

As a stay at home mom, there are many directions you could take this.
Here are just a few off the top of my head.

• Mommy experiences
• Parenting tips and tricks
• Pregnancy do’s and don’ts.
• Relationship advice

The list goes on and on.
What do you want to discuss on your blog?
Let me know in the comments below.
Requirements: Decent computer/ laptop, High speed internet access, necessary computer skills.
Price To Get Started: $0- $100/ month
Best Place To Start: Wealthy Affiliate, Authority Hacker
Income Potential: $1- $10k/ month + some

2) Virtual Assistant

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If you’ve ever worked in a traditional office setting when you had a J.O.B., then you may want to look into becoming a virtual assistant.
As a virtual assistant, you’ll be performing various odd jobs just like you would in corporate America.
Tasks include but aren’t limited to the following.

• Writing for the web
• Answering emails
• Managing social media pages
• Website design/ coding
• Accounting

The beauty of being a V.A. is that you can set your work hours and work from anywhere in the world.
As long as you have an internet connection, you’re good to go.
Work as much or as little as you want.
If you can only work while the kids are in school or while the baby sleeps, that’s perfectly fine.
Furthermore, if you have previous V.A. experience or specialized training, you’ll earn more money than a newb who jumps in headfirst.
Requirements: Computer/laptop, high speed internet, familiar with various website applications, and content management systems.
Price To Get Started: $0
Best Places To Start: Online Jobs, Upwork
Income Potential: $50- $10k/month

3) Freelance Writer

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Don’t feel like you meet the requirements to become a virtual assistant?
Perhaps you’d rather become a freelance writer instead?
As a freelance writer, you could be doing a variety of writing jobs for other people.
Furthermore, depending on your writing skills, education level, and how well versed you are in various niches will determine your rate of pay.
I’ve hired many freelancers to write for me in my time as an online marketer.
Therefore I know from personal experience the importance of finding a freelance writer that possesses the qualities listed above.
Freelance writers also enjoy the flexibility of creating their work schedules and working remotely.
Also, there are a variety of freelance writing jobs available.
They are as follows

• Ghostwriting jobs
• YouTube Script Writer
• Esports writer
• Travel Blog writer

Requirements: impeccable writing, spelling, and grammar skills
Price To Get Started: $50-$200
Best Place To Get Started: Contena
Income Potential: Varies

4) Virtual English Teacher

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If you’re a stay at home mom, chances are you may have tutored your kid or helped them with their homework at some point, right?
If you enjoy working with children, are fluent in the English language, and have a bachelor’s degree in anything, then you may want to consider becoming an E.S.L. Teacher.
As an E.S.L. (English Second Language) Teacher, you’ll open a whole new world of opportunity.
You’ll get the unique opportunity to connect with kids from China and teach them the English language.
Also, you’ll learn about a few famous Chinese cultures and traditions.
Furthermore, your students will also learn about a few American cultures as well.
It’s a win-win for everyone.
You’ll be working one on one with a classroom of 4 to 5 kids.
Therefore, this isn’t like the typical classroom setting.
Requirements: Bachelors degree, excellent communication skills, experience working with children
Price To Get Started: $0
Best E.S.L. Companies: Vipkid, Education First
Income Potential: Up to $25 an hour + bonuses

5) Transcriptionist

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If you can type 75 words a minute or more, like attention to detail, and have an excellent work ethic, you may want to look into becoming a transcriptionist.
A transcriptionist work includes listening to audio files and transcribing them into a text document.
This particular work at home job can be fun and exciting for those who love this type of work.
However, you’ll need to have pinpoint accuracy, discreet, and hold a high level of confidentiality for consideration.
Moreover, you’ll need to work quickly and be able to meet deadlines consistently.
Furthermore, many practices use transcription services.
Here are a few that come to mind

• Law firms
• Doctors offices
• Chamber of Congress
• Dentist offices

Besides the requirements listed above, here are a few others you’ll need to have to get your transcriptionist career off the ground.
Requirements: Excellent typing skills, pass a test, work efficiently unsupervised
Price To Get Started: Varies
Best Transcription Companies: Rev, Speechpad
Income Potential: Up to $45 an hour (depending on experience)

6) Virtual Customer Service Rep

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Are you the type of person who loves to talk on the phone?
If you said yes, then perhaps you’d be interested in this next work at home job.
As a Virtual Customer Service Rep, you’ll transform your computer into a virtual call center.
Therefore, you need to have an updated computer setup to meet the minimum requirements to get accepted into the program.
Besides answering phones, you’ll also read and reply to emails.
Additionally, you may need to contact clients via Face time or another video chat messaging service.
Moreover, you’ll also need to pass a voice assessment and a background check.
Furthermore, you’ll need to get trained before you get started taking calls and dealing with customers.
Here are a few business clients you’ll be providing customer service to

• Amazon call center
• Carnival Cruise Line
• Turbo Tax
• Utility and Energy programs

Requirements: Impeccable communication skills (Verbal and written) minimum W.P.M. typing speed
Price To Get Started: $300 – $700 + monthly fees
Where To Start? Arise Virtual Solutions
Income Potential: Up to $16 an hour + incentives

7) Text Chat (Live) Operator

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If you’re always chatting with your friends on social media, texting, or talking to friends or family, then this next opportunity could be your dream job.
After doing some in depth research, I discovered there are two types of text chat operators.

• Customer Service
• Adult Entertainment

Depending on which category you go with will determine the requirements you’ll need to meet to be accepted and start making money.
If you’re a stay at home mom and decide to go with the latter, you may want to wait until the kids are in bed.
These conversations could get pretty steamy and erotic.
Many clients are lonely and want to talk to a female about how their day went.
You’ll need to play that role and tell them what they want to hear (or see in this case).
If you decide to go the customer support route, you’d be connecting with people and answering questions via chat.
Furthermore, you’ll also need to troubleshoot and solve customer issues.
All while providing exceptional customer support.
Requirements: 18 yrs old and up/Send 200 msg/week/computer/w high speed internet. Pass the training
Price to get started: $0
Where To Get Started: Texting Factory
Income Potential: $500 a week + bonuses

8) Amazon Flex

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Interested in a work at home job that allows you to get out of the house and get some fresh air?
You may want to consider applying to be an Amazon Flex driver.
With delivery services at an all-time high, there couldn’t be a better time to cash in on this era than right now in 2020.
As an Amazon Flex driver, you’ll make your schedule and work when you want to.
Furthermore, depending on your location and volume of orders in the area will determine the earning potential.
Here’s how it works

• Download the Amazon Flex App
• Create an account
• Reserve a delivery block
• Deliver packages
• Get paid

Unfortunately, Amazon Flex isn’t available worldwide yet.
However, they are in over 50 U.S. cities now and growing.
Click here to see if Amazon Flex is available in your local town yet.
Requirements: 21 or older with a valid U.S. driver’s license. Significant to mid-size vehicle. Smartphone with texting and app installation ability. Pass a background check.
Price to get started: $0
Where to start: Amazon Flex
Income Potential: $18- $25 an hour

9) Create Stories

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If you’re constantly updating your social media status and creating I.G. stories, then this next opportunity is a match made in heaven for you.
After doing some thorough research on this opportunity, I learned there are multiple companies in search of stories like yours.
As a story creator, your post needs to have the following things embedded to be accepted.

• Engaging headline
• Video (s)
• Images

Once your story has been approved and published on the network, you’ll get paid for any engagement it receives.

• Number of likes/ reactions
• Comments
• Shares

The more activity your story receives, the more money you’ll earn from it.
Requirements: 13 years old and up with access to a smartphone with a decent camera
Price to get started: $0
Best place to start: Vocal
Income Potential: $3.80/1,000 reads + tips/ incentives

10) Test Websites

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Are you a techie who is fascinated by technology?
If so, this next work at home job will put some fast and easy cash in your pocket.
How many times have you visited a site and wished you could offer your opinion on it?
As a User Tester, you’ll have the ability to offer feedback on your experience and speak your mind.
Many companies are willing to pay you for visiting websites, completing a set of tasks, and speaking your thoughts out loud.
You’ll grade websites and a variety of smartphone apps on the following factors.

• User-friendliness
• Navigation
• Speed and loading
• Content

Moreover, you’ll also need a webcam to record your initial face reaction.
As you navigate your way through the website/app, you’ll also need a microphone.
This way, you’ll be able to communicate with the user and let them know your initial thoughts.
Once you’ve completed the test, you’ll need to answer a set of questions before moving forward.
Each test is 20 minutes long and pays $10 per test.
Requirements: 18 yrs old or older PC/ Laptop with a reliable internet connection/ Webcam/ Microphone
Price To Get Started: $0
Where To Start: User Testing
Income Potential: Up to $60 per test +bonuses

What You Need To Know

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Even though this list is relatively small, you’ll only need 1 or 2 of these things (depending on what you pick) to earn a full time income.
Before writing this post, I spent hours researching, learning, and searching for only the BEST work at home jobs for you guys today.
Therefore, this is the most updated info available on the web that lists the best work at home jobs for 2020 and beyond.
If you’re the type of person who loves variety and is trying to create multiple sources of income, then this post has got you covered.
However, it’s essential to keep in mind that these job opportunities vary as too the amount of work you’ll need to put in to see substantial results.
Some of them are easy money, while others require lots of hard work and a skill set to have any results with them.
Also, a handful of them requires a fee to join.
It’s highly imperative to keep in mind that you aren’t paying for a job but instead training materials and tools which cost money.
If you’ve come here with the mindset that you shouldn’t have to pay for a job, then perhaps the opportunities/ jobs this on this site aren’t for you.

Closing Thoughts

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With the sudden spike in work at home jobs lately due to the pandemic, these types of jobs are in high demand.
Take your time and go over this list carefully.
Decide which ones you’d like to explore and get to work on them.
While I haven’t attempted all of these just yet, I have successfully tried out at least half of them.
If you’re a newbie who is just starting, I’d suggest starting with something small.
By doing so, you won’t overwhelm yourself.
Once you’ve conquered the small jobs, tackle the larger ones that have a higher earning potential.
When I first started online back in 2013, I started out completing hits on Amazon Mechanical Turk.
I was so excited when I received my first $5 payment online.
It felt like I had won the lottery.
L.O.L.!!
Anyways, I hope this post has helped you guys out.
Furthermore, I also hope you were able to decide which job would make an excellent fit for you.
Need some help making a final decision?
Perhaps you still have questions or would like to add to this list?
I’d love to hear about it and answer any lingering questions in the comments below.
I’ll get back to you A.S.A.P. with a detailed reply.
Until Next Time
Cheers
~Your Friend, Scott~
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