Build A Baby Book

- How can I earn an income from home?
I already am a nanny and make handmade crafts to sell (crocheted items, baby cloth books, quilts, etc.), but my skills are definitely NOT limited to that of just being a good housewife/mom. I'm not big on watching other people's children, and I feel like I am over-qualified to be doing nada in my spare time! I have another 2 semesters of shool to complete before I have my Bachelors degree.

A Have you tried selling your crafts on Etsy? I'm a stay at home mom and am making money online. I've been at it about 2 years and am finally getting the hang of it. I have a several websites and make money through Google's Adsense program and Amazon's affiliate program, as well as a few other sites. When I started out I didn't know anything about setting up websites or affiliate marketing and now I'm making a full time income. My little sites my husband used to laugh at, and think were a waste of time, are finally bringing in good money, month after month. If you aren't wanting to run your own websites you can still make money online. Go to Fiverr and offer your services. People there get paid $5 per gig to do just about anything. You could set up a job to write articles for people. If you are good a taking pictures, there are sites where you could post your pictures and get paid when webmasters use your pictures on their sites. If you are good at writing, you could offer your services on Warrior Forum, Odesk, etc. writing articles for people there. Typically writers get paid $3 - $5 per article. You could become a writer for some of these revenue sharing sites: 1. Associated Content 2. Hubpages 3. InfoBarrel 4. Squidoo You could also start your own PLR site. Writing your own collection of articles and selling them over and over again. There's a HUGE demand for articles from native English speakers and you could really cash in if you like writing. If you want some inspiration for making money online, here's one of my favorite bloggers. The guy is making amazing money and tells you step by step how he's doing it. http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/ What ever you do, you should know, you don't have to pay for any fancy software, programs or mentoring to make money online. Most info can be found for FREE online, so don't be suckered into buying anything. For all my websites I use WordPress which is free. If you aren't sure if you want to run your own site or not, you could always start off at Blogger (that's what I did) and see how you like running your own site. Blogger is free, you just need a gmail account.

- how can i get thick scrapbooking stickers to stick to a baby onsie?
i want to make a handmade onsie for my son and i bought this really cute thick scrape booking sticker that i want to put on a onsie. but i dont want it to melt and i want it to stick to the onsie and look ok,. i know how to iron on the others that are decals so how can i put it on there can i hot glue it, super glue it, or what? i understand that they are not meant to go on fabric but i think it could work and be really cool.

A It will never stick and it will never wash. Honest. I understand it is very cute and you want to use it. Try to make a photocopy of it and then transfer that copy onto iron-on transfer paper that is designed to be used with a printer. It's really the only way you can get that sticker onto the garment.