You may just be saving up for a new car, or have an actual emergency. You're now looking at part time work from home jobs. Admittedly, this is a huge field and it can get intimidating wading through all the options, even among the legitimate ones. Let's look at some of the real jobs, rather than the "envelope stuffers."

Babysitting and daycare services are a popular choice among housewives and at-home mothers. Until you're ready to actually go through the licensing requirements for a daycare center, you might want to stick with Babysitting some of your friends' kids. There are definite legal issues with operating an unlicensed daycare center.
Pet sitting doesn't require the same kind of licensure as daycare, and it may be more rewarding for some people. There is much more to it than just keeping someone's dogs in your backyard. Many clients will expect you to walk their dogs, feed them, play with them, and see them to the vet if there is an emergency.
Internet work comes in many forms. You can start your own cottage industry, or be employed by a company for data entry, article writing, copy writing, editing, web page design, and many other services. The skill set for these jobs starts with a fairly high typing speed and increases to include a college education. Many times, these sorts of jobs can become a full time job, replacing the "brick and mortar" types. You do have to be careful of fraudulent companies offering employment. Use a little common sense when entering this kind of part time work.

These are just a few of the general opportunities for part time at home work. Especially on the Internet, there are literally hundreds of different things you can do to make some extra cash. It can be as humble as selling junk on Craigslist, to auctioning crafts on eBay, to setting up a full online business. The possibilities are endless.

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