DAY IN THE LIFE VLOG | WORKING FROM HOME WITH A TODDLER
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2021
- Hey guys! I'm back today with another vlog. As you know you watch my videos I'm a work from home mom (insurance industry) with a toddler. Our days can vary from day to day depending on my workload and my baby's attitude lol. What keeps me on track is making sure that he's fed, well rested and clean by being intentional with my break/lunch times and even with my time before clocking in. When it's time for me to work I do my best to keep him occupied with a safe and interesting activity. I make sure I take care of myself too by making sure I eat and walk around throughout the day. If you're a work from home mom and need some tips I hope this video (and my others) can help you! As always thanks for watching!
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The exact kind of video I was looking for, thank you! I'm about to start a new job working from home and have been feeling so nervous about how I will make it work with my 2 year old, but I'm glad to see someone else being successful at it. Thanks for sharing
Lulu Lloyd thank you for watching and congrats on the new job! It’s challenging but definitely doable. I simply try to prepare as much as I can to make the days go by smoother. Good luck to you 💕
How is it going working from home with the baby..i just got hired and about to start working from home ..im nervous i have 2 in elementary that will be in school and 2 that will be home with me 3 yrs old and a 1 yr old 😳
It’s challenging to be honest, but you’ll find what works for you as you get familiar with the role. What works for me is making sure to keep him fed and entertained. Also, prepping the night before is super helpful so you don’t have to run around too much while on the clock. You’ll be fine, and congrats on the new job!
Me too! Same industry
@@kelatrishaan6435 hey im just watching this video and i am also training for a work from home job and if you see this message i am wondering how are you holding up with the job and kids? Thanks
Currently working from home with my one year old. I have been doing so since she was 3 months old. Its not easy but there is no way she is going to daycare yet with the ongoing situation. More jobs need to exist that allow for this flexibility for parents. Also we are taking care of our babies just fine if not better that in an over capacity and understaffed daycare facility for 1k a month.
Magda Otero this is how I feel to a T. I had a stint with daycare right before (like literally a month) the shut down and he’s been home with me ever since. I understand for some people it’s tricky but I purposely pick jobs that are work from home so I can still have an income and keep him close. You’re right it’s tough, but we get it done and honestly they grow so fast that this is just a moment in time.
I worked at a daycare and wouldn't send a dog there much less a child. Now I'm too scared to leave my kids. I'm hopeful I can get this down as well!
What do you do that allows you to watch him and work at home? I’m trying to figure something out that’s non phone because of my baby is so noisy
Does the company care if the child is heard in the background? My sisters job at her insurance co. Says she will be fired if the kid is heard. Thats soo mean and evil
@@kelatrishaan6435 are there positions where i wont be tied to a phone?
Getting ready to start my wfh job with my two year old. I’m worried because his behavior are on 1000 and he screams all day. I need the money but can’t get back to work unless it’s at home. I don’t want anybody else keeping him either: I was hoping to get a night shift job but then I’ll sacrifice my sleep. With us moms, it’s like “damned if you do, damned if you don’t”
Whew you said a word. Trust me I completely understand your struggle because I’ve been through this and then some. Hang in there, it does get better and what keeps me going is just telling myself my son won’t be this small forever. You’re right with the damned if you do and damned if you don’t whew just gotta take it day by day but you got this!
Hi im glad you still answer comments.
Im a Work from home dad working as an spanish interpreter and get ALOT of calls. I have a 1 yr old and ive filled his room with toys plus ive put a gate on the door and on the other side is my desk so he can see me. I play around with the mute alot and yes had the fear that noise was so loud. But then ive spoke to my supervisor and she said that she will try to defend me with our clients no matter what situation. She said its nothing new that we have parents working with us. And that was a relief 🥰
Hi and yes of course I love getting comments from you guys so I’ll always engage! I don’t get a lot of comments from the dads though so welcome! I’m so happy you have an understanding supervisor and you’re making it work with your little baby. It can be tough but it’s for sure doable and these days it’s kind of the norm to be working at home with the kids 😊
Thanks for sharing this
I start my work from home job training in February. My daughter will be 5 months by then. It’s a inbound call center so I’m hoping I can successfully keep her home with me. Daycare is my worst nightmare. Thank you for being realistic and relatable.
1st congrats on your new job and thank you for your comment! I hear you, my son had one stint with daycare right before everything shut down and he’s been home with me ever since. You’ll be able to make it work with baby girl though, especially because most people are extremely understanding with so many people working from home. Don’t worry you got it ✨✨
Love this! I start a wfh job as well! My toddler turns 3 next month and I have a 1 month old baby. I find that preparation, discipline and making good use of the free time given helps us moms best.
Thank you so much for watching and congratulations on your new job! Yes preparation really is the key to reducing stress while working from home with little ones and actually getting work done. Wishing you the best 💕💕
Thank you so much for sharing! Finally a real working from home with a toddler video. I've watched a few this week and they either have the kids in daycare or have an inhome person babysitting for them. I'm trying to figure out whether to put my 2-1/2 yr old in daycare or continue having him home with me. I got to practice this week and everyday was different. 😅 But we made it. I think if I organize our day it'll go a lot smoother.
Christina M thank you for watching! Same! I made the video because I was finding the same, no real example of someone literally raising their child (or children) with no help during day and working. It’s different for me daily too girl but like you said being organized and trying to prepare as best you can for the things that you can control should help a lot 💕💕
I love your no-nonsense attitude. Great video too. Thanks for sharing
You’re so welcome and thank you for watching! 💕
This is perfect. I have a 4 month old, starting a work from home job in March. This is definitely giving m some ease of mind and reassurance. I can do this
Thank you for watching and you can absolutely do it. It’s not easy but once you get your rhythm you’ll be good to go 💕💕also congrats on your new baby ☺️
I'm leaving my amazing job to stay at home with my baby and work from home. It's a complete career change and I'm terrorfied. I've always been a workaholic and it took me years to get to my position that I love and worked hard for. But now I'll be hanging it up to be a stay at home mom/ working full time from home. Thank you so much for this video!!! ❤ I know it'll be hard for me but not impossible.
I hear you! I really do…I had a similar story when my son was born and it was right before everything shut down, had to make some changes. It’s scary but it’s not forever, just keep that in mind. One day you will be able to go back to what you love (if you choose) or you may just love this new role you never know. It all happens for a reason but you’re doing what you gotta do for your family at the moment and for that I give you the utmost respect! You got this and thank you for watching 💕💕
I just started my work from home job with my 5 month old I'm hoping I can get him on a set schedule to where I can juggle everything and hope he's not too loud when I'm on my calls. Nice to see mom's out there doing it so I know it's doable but I know its going to be a challenge at first.
Congrats on the new job! Yes it’s definitely challenging at first but you will find your groove and get baby on a schedule to make the most of your days while working. As far as calls the mute button is my best friend when the other person is talking if my baby is having a fit lol 💕
I just had a baby, having a difficulty getting into the groove. My job is flexible,
Congrats on your little one Rossi! You’ll be fine, it definitely takes time to get into the swing of things when coming back to work.
how’s it going so far ?
Congratulations I will be starting as well with a 10 month old
You are so funny lol thank you for being real and showing what it's really like to be a mom and wife and have a job and still take care of yourself. God bless you! Keep up the good work!
Heather J thank you so much I appreciate the kind words! God bless you too I’m so glad you enjoyed 💕
So relatable! Love this. Watching this felt like just sitting down talkin with a friend. So relatable. Def subscribing!
I really appreciate this comment thank you so much, I’m happy you enjoyed and thank you as well for subscribing, welcome! ❤️
Talk about a realistic video...no props or boring talk.
Thanks so much for filming/sharing. ☺
Elaine Banks thank you so much I appreciate your comment! Girl this is that real work from home life chaos and all lol I’m glad you enjoyed 💕
Literally the exact video I needed!!!!
I’m happy it helped you and thank you for watching!!
Kudos and hats off to you Kela for job well done!!!! 👒🧢 You are inspiring and encouraging us, and you are an example to us all that nothing is impossible!!!! Continue to be great!!!! 🙌🏾👏🏾💃🏾
Aww this is a really sweet message thank you so much for the kind words! I’m so happy you’re enjoying the content 💕💕
@@kelatrishaan6435 You're welcome, and thank you! ❤️💕🤗
Currently work from home but expecting and trying to plan for the change. Thank you for sharing your logistics and routine!
I completely understand that! You’re welcome and thank you so much for watching 💕
Great job on this video!! Thanks for showing us what it’s really like!! I have a 5 month old so this was really helpful💖💖
Nakitac thank you so much I’m glad you enjoyed the video! My goal is to show a REAL day working with a small child. Congrats on your baby 💕💕
This was insightful.. but most of all encouraging!
I have been watching sooo many WFH vids and this one was the MOST relatable. ❤️
Thank you so-so much!
My final interview is on Thursday and this really eased my soul.. ✨ 🙏
Mond Kind, thank you your comment means a lot 💕 I’m so glad you enjoyed and happy i could help! Good luck on your final interview 😊
Thank you for this video! I feel so motivated for my first day. I appreciate you expressing how important it is to have a plan for your day and that if it does not work out its okay. I am so afraid of the staff hearing my baby boy cry and dismissing me, but I will try to focus on the positive.
You’re so welcome and thank you for watching! Listen at the end of the day the babies come first, prepare as much as you can and give yourself grace because things do not always go as planned and that’s ok. You got this and good luck to you 🌟🌟
@@kelatrishaan6435 thankyou so much🥹
You’re very welcome 🌟
I love love love this. I also work in insurance and this is so inspirational.
Thank you so much I appreciate your feedback and I’m happy you enjoyed 💕
Thank you for your video. I was nervous at first WFH with a toddler. I feel a little better this was so helpfullllllllll.. this was a good video especially by you really had your baby there.I’m praying this turns out fine. 😫😫😫 I’m will be starting my WFH soon..🙏🏽🙏🏽 oh yea you so funny!!!
Thank you so much for watching I’m so glad you enjoyed and found it helpful ☺️. Congrats on your new job and don’t be nervous. You will have your challenges of course but overall you’ll find a rhythm that works for you and your baby. Also the days go by fast when you’re working and have your baby there 💕💕
@@kelatrishaan6435 thank you!! And thx for the good advice!!
Yeahhhhh you just got a new subscriber. Very inspirational! Love it 😊
Hi Lidia welcome to the family! I’m so happy you enjoyed 💕☺️
Thank you so much for this video! I have been trying trying to find a realistic point of view when it comes to working from home. I now have a 5 month old and I'm about to start working again from home! So I really needed REAL insight to how it is with a baby! My daughter (like your son) is a good girl so once I feed her and turn on that CoCoMelon she is absolutely no bother to me. As long as she's straight!! Thank you again, now I know that I really got this! (Different days may have it's individual obstacles, but anything is POSSIBLE!)
Yassss you’re so welcome thank you for watching! I think a lot of us are just scared of the unknown but as moms we will always make it happen. I was nervous too because when I started this role my husband was off work for a couple of months but when he went back it was just my son and I. Through trial and error we figured it out and you absolutely will too. Good luck to you and baby girl like you said you got this 💕💕💕
I also work for an insurance company and your comments are spot on lol I am not trying to work someone else work because they fell behind. I switched from being an adjuster to subrogation also because I could not deal with the angry customers :x going to start working from home ALONE (my mom was helping prior so it was much easier) with my 8 month old so this video was very inspiring thank you
Omg you understand! When we work our ass off to not get behind it’s insulting to try to make us work the desk of others that are behind. It happens and everyone needs help sometimes but I’m not using my free time to do that lol! And I completely agree with the move to something not customer facing good for you! I’m hoping to do that soon as well. You’ll be just fine with baby, once you get your routine down it’ll be manageable. Good luck to you and thank you for watching! 💕
Thank you for sharing. I've been struggling trying to balance wfh without feeling like i've been neglecting my son & meeting his needs. I will try this approach. Thank you👏🏾
You’re so welcome! It’s definitely tough to work from home with kids because you’re constantly being pulled in different directions but it’s doable with a solid routine. Good luck to you 💕💕
Yes! Working Mom claims adjuster!!!
Kadrian Oliver heyyyy yes we have to stick together!! 😊
Subscribed. I’ve been looking for someone who handles a toddler while working from home. My sitter situation is ending soon and I’ve been worried about how I’m going to do it without putting him in daycare. Thank you for showing us your day.
Rave Y yayy thank you for subscribing! I’m happy you enjoyed the video. I was in the same position, a little before the pandemic our sitter situation ended and I had to find something that I could do completely from home because I was in a bind. It’s definitely hard but you will find your rhythm and make it work. Good luck to you 🙌🏼💕
As a single parent with an autistic toddler work from home has become my only way to make money. Been looking for jobs and wanted to know how to schedule and work around my toddler needs. Still waiting for ABA therapy to start for now my little girl does special education at the public school. Watching many videos to get advice on how to still parent while working at the home. I feel a little more confident in being able to do both so thank you for the video, love your personality, great video btw!
Thank you so much! Sending you lots of love, prayers and positive vibes to navigate the work from home space with your baby. It’s tough but thank goodness there are ways for us to work and still take care of our children these days. Wishing you all the best 💕💕
Love your channel! Thank you for sharing ✨❤️
Falon Taylor thank you so much! 💕🙌🏼
Thank you for making this video.
I recently received a work from home opportunity and I also would like to homeschool my children. Hopefully everything will work out. God bless you and your family.
New subscriber❤
You’re so welcome and congrats to you! I’m happy for you it’s nice to cut out that commute and even better for you to homeschool the babies. God bless you and your family as well, thank you subscribing 😊
What an encouragement! Thank you ❤️ I just got a job and I’m a sahm with a 4 year old and 2 year old! I was freaking out 😅
Aww and thank you for watching! You got this, it’s not easy at all but with a routine and willingness to be flexible with your routine when you need to be it’ll all work out 💕💕 Good luck to you and your babies 🌟
@@kelatrishaan6435 you’re awesome! ❤️
Thank you so much for this video!
You’re so welcome! Thank you for watching! 💕💕
I’m thinking of having a baby and I know having a newborn will be ok with working on the phones but I am nervous about when our baby gets older. This was great to watch and realistic👌🏾
Aww well congrats on the baby journey and yes it's challenging to work from home with a baby but for sure possible. Good luck to you and thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing. I came to this video for encouragement for my new wfh position in insurance, with a 3 year old potty training 😩
You’re so welcome and thank you for watching! Good luck to you in your new role, and we’re in the same boat my son will be 3 soon and I’m also potty training lol fun times 💕💕
Definitely following after this. I hollered at least 3 times watching this and hearing you say some stuff I would say about OT to do someone else’s work and belligerent customers 😂😂🤣.
Rita Hebert yayyy thank you for following! And lol I’m glad I could entertain, only people that work in this industry or something similar truly understand what we go through on a daily basis. I vent through these videos 😂💯
I WFH in insurance claims w/ a toddler (2 yr old boy). My son goes to daycare but every so often he’ll have to stay home sometimes for a week at a time & when I’m mentally preparing for him to be home I get so much anxiety. I take my son on a little walk outside on my breaks & workout on my lunch while he’s napping.
Julia Wilkerson Ok so I love that, taking him for a walk on breaks and working out on your lunch break when he naps. I definitely need to be more consistent with that sometimes I’m so drained I just want to lay around but getting that activity is great for us and the babies 💕
@@kelatrishaan6435 I know the feeling I’m caffeine’in it and pre workout before the workout just to stay a float. Gratefully He’s in the bed by 8 though and I’m down not long after!
Wheeew yea this video gave me motivation I’m a newly single mama & am a ABI adjuster
Thank you for watching and you got this 💕💕all you need is a good routine 😊
I feel so seen. 😂 Thank you for sharing!
🤣🤣aww listen I’m happy to let you ladies know you’re not alone! Thank you for watching 💕
I start working from home Monday from 8-5p and I’m nervous because I have 23 month old BUSY twins and I have a 3 week old baby. I’m praying I can make it work.
Well first of all congratulations on your new job! That’s always a blessing. And whew you definitely have your hands full with 3 small babies, I take my hat off to you because my 1 runs me dry lol! But seriously I’m not going to sugar coat it, it’ll be a challenge in the beginning as you’re getting used to your new role but it’s not impossible. Just be diligent about your routines, nap times, play time etc. You’ll find your rhythm and you’ll be fine. Wishing you the best of luck 💕💕
Now how is your work
Really enjoyed the video. Please make more
Shanel Stone thank you so much for watching and absolutely! I’ve got more vlogs coming 💕
Lol!! "There's never going to be a time ever where you work on someone else's work" lol
TaShundra Robinson girl never ever will that day come I don’t see it on the horizon 😂😂😂thank you for watching!
I try to remain calm when I have an issue because I know it's not the person on the phone's fault. I have apologized when I've sensed myself getting frustrated and being a bit snappy with them though. I don't blame you about the OT.
Absolutely that’s a great way to handle it. This is a tough job so it’s important to separate our frustration from the job at hand. Thank you for watching!
I’m thinking of keeping my 4 year old home to save this 300 weekly on daycare I usually supervise wfh but taking a senior claims role not sure if it’s a good idea to keep him home your son just seems so chill
Oh this was a few years ago when he was chill lol these days I have him in daycare/pre school. If it comes down to it I can handle him while I’m working but it’s not something that would be ideal for a busy day. I feel you on saving the money though do what’s best for your household because that’s what matters.
Thank you for this video 😍 Have any customers ever complained about hearing a baby in the background? It’s my first day back to work after having my son! I’m so nervous 😬
You’re so welcome! And no lol I’ve never had anyone complain the good thing is surprisingly a lot of people are understanding because this is the norm working from home with kids. If anything they start asking aww how old is he or he sounds so cute! Don’t be nervous you’ll be fine, good luck to you 💕💕
You are so funny I loved listening to you
Aww thank you so much and I appreciate you watching 🌟🌟
You have eased my mind for this new challenge ahead for my WFH with insurance as well I am constantly on the phone speaking to customers and facilities so I was looking for someone with a similar situation. I just had my first baby she’s 4 months and I’ll be starting in a few weeks I am so stressed but I appreciate your video thank you for making this!
Hope you and your family are doing well!
Aww I’m so happy to hear that and congrats on your new baby 💕don’t be stressed it’s not easy to work with children but it’s definitely doable. You’ll find your way and figure out what works for you just make sure you have solid routines! Thank you so much for watching 🌟
I start my work-from-home job in May, and I have a 2 year old son. Both my husband and I work from home, so I'm trying to figure out how I'm going to work successfully with a toddler. It's moderately heavy phones, so I just don't know what I'm gonna do. I know daycare isn't bad, but I would like him to stay home. Girl, I don't know. He's super clingy, and always wants me right beside him. Pray for me! LOL.
First of all congrats on the new job!! You’ll be fine and I’ll for sure be praying for you! Routines and keeping my son occupied as much as possible worked for me when my son was your sons age. Be diligent about about your breaks and lunches so you can tend to him and yourself and prepare what you can the night before so you can tackle the day. It’s not easy but it’s doable, good luck to you 🥰🥰
Great video, I’m due in November and already have toddlers and and 11 year old. I work from home selling insurance but I need a job that requires less phone time. I’m thinking about applying for the claims position after I have the baby. I hope it goes through.
Thank you so much for watching and congrats on your little one! The claims roles can be phone heavy at times but you have more control over when you make your calls. I like to get the bulk of the work done in the beginning of the claim so any other phone calls are typically updates unless something else happens during the claim that needs to be addressed. You’ll be fine, you’ll find something. Good luck to you! 💕
Thank you for this! I have a 13 month old and I'm trying to get a wfh job with her. What can I get to block out her noisy self? I read about sound machines and noise cancelling headphones but does that actually block out the background noise while on calls?
You’re so welcome thank you for watching! I’ve heard of those headphones but I’ve never used them for work. That’s a good idea to block out the background noise even if it’s just making it less prominent. What I would do is use my mute button while others are talking which gives me time to calm my baby down long enough for me to speak when it’s my turn, and with my job I’d try to make most of my calls during nap times or quiet times if possible. Good luck to you!
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Hey thank you for your comment and for watching! I’ve never had the drink but I’m open to researching it to see if it’s something that works for me. I appreciate you suggesting it feel free to email me at kelatbusiness@gmail.com.
I love that you work from home too and I’m sure collections isn’t easy! Yayy for the work from home moms lol! Again thank you and I appreciate the compliment 🌟
Hey there love the video. What are some work from home jobs that you know of that you don't have to be on the phones?
Thank you so much! The only wfh job I can think of that may not involve phones is like a customer service rep that works the chat function (like when you chat with customer service on their site as opposed to calling).
I start work on Monday I’m just curious how it works with the Cámara on for training
Congrats on the new job, and what do you mean exactly regarding the camera?
Thank you for sharing.
You’re so welcome thank you for watching 💕
I’m an adjuster as well. Daycare is so expensive and they are always shutting down due to Covid cases. I’m really considering my lil one staying home with me as well. This gave me hope. Thank you. I’m going to attempt it for a month and see how it works. I’m also starting my CZcams journey as well. Thanks again for the video. What’s your IG?
You’re so welcome and thank you so much for watching!! I feel you on the daycare it’s a struggle which is why I stay trying to work from home for that very reason. You’ll be fine the good thing is there are so many jobs offering flexible schedules. Plus you already know as a mom we always figure it out. My IG is @kela_trishaan 💕💕
You have it together girl! You're an inspiration to me who is also working from home with a 2 year old. What company do you work for if you don't mind me asking.
I appreciate that but I definitely fall off sometimes lol! Kudos to you for making my it work with a small child at home, it’s hard but we have to make money. My son is 5 now so it’s different because he’s in school/daycare but the days he’s home whew lol! This video was a few years ago so I’m not at that place anymore, it was a small insurance company in LA that had terrible work life balance 😖
Are the incoming calls like inbound call service center non stop and everyone just works on part of that clients file? Or are they all clients that your working directly with? Sorry for confusion.
No it’s only the clients you’re working with that you’ll be talking to unless you’re assisting someone while they are out of the office.
This exactly what I was gonna look for yesterday I have a 1 year old and wanna work from home I didn't know how I could do it thats why I was gonna check if any one has done it before
Yes ma’am it’s definitely doable and honestly maybe even more so now after the pandemic. It can be tough to work and care for your child at the same time, but I’m my opinion it’s worth it to not have to get you and your baby ready in the morning to commute. Plus you can keep them next to you while they’re still so little 💕
I’m starting a job soon similar to yours and I am so nervous about how it’s going to work out with the kids crying and fighting when I get calls😭
Amanda Muniz well 1st congrats on the new job! And 2nd don’t be nervous you’ll figure out what works for you. The good thing about most insurance jobs is you can plan your calls outgoing calls for the most part. With incoming calls if my son is acting up I utilize the mute button when the other person is talking so they don’t hear the chaos in the background, and try to plan ahead by having him occupied with an activity, show or snack. You got this 💕
@@kelatrishaan6435 thank you☺️ that mute button is a really really great idea!
OMG this video is so my life- I am a customer service rep for a health insurance company- in the call center-same bs with the customers- and we have been in mandatory overtime for that past year every monday- now it 3 hours mandatory per week- and they only worrying about the overhead they losing. I have been watching my 1 yr old grandson while working- I feel you with the system issues and the equipment that dont work correctly- everytime we get an update system issues- our members what thing on their time and think because they pay for health insurance everything is free with no cost- Our calls get listened to and scored that dertermines your yearly bonus and raise- im so over the call center
Whew I’m going to send you some prayers because that is A LOT! Also I hate that mandatory overtime stuff as if we don’t have anything else to do in life but work…it’s insane. All of that while working with a 1 yr old, system not working and customers being customers is too much. I pray you find something else soon that can take a major toll!
I would love to start my work from home journey, I have a toddler and am currently pregnant. I just have customer service experience so if anyone have any recommendations on what kind of at home jobs I can have with little to no experience, that would be great!
Customer service roles are usually a great way to start with no experience. There are a lot of companies that offer it, you can check with insurance companies, retailers, etc. Just search entry level work from home jobs to see who’s hiring in your area.
how do you deal with your toddler when he starts to cry? my baby is 14months and she like attention so much that if i dont answer her she starts crying and i will be starting my new job on monday as a call agent wfh and am really worried because she shouts alot. Do you have any noise cancellation software or app that helps with your work portal?
I honestly used to go through the exact same thing with my son. In my position I am able to schedule my calls to an extent so if he was having a tantrum I’d calm him down with a hug, snack or activity before I made my calls. If he happened to go crazy while I was on a call, I would simply press mute while the other person was talking and only unmute when it was my turn. The reality is though that right now there are sooo many people working from home due to Covid, that a lot of people are really understanding. If you’re in a bind and have to take a call while your baby is having a fit, I’d just let the caller know that you’re working from home so they may hear the baby. You’ll be fine though, good luck in your new job!
Do u have to buy the equipment to work from home
No, if you’re working for a major company they will provide you with all of the equipment you need.
Hi. I hope you reply. What about when is just calls. I’m going to be a Spanish interpreter and I’m so nervous about the background noise and my one year old is sometimes so loud. I don’t know how I should even do this. What can your advice be when I get calls and the background noise
The best thing you can do honestly is apologize to front for any background noise if it becomes an issue and ask for the persons patience. Most people are pretty cool about it these days because a lot of us are working from home so it’s not uncommon to hear children, dogs barking, etc. Also I use the mute button if the other person is talking so they can speak freely and unmute myself to respond. Hope this helps!
See I work as a Tier 2 SME in insurance. I appreciate this video. I have to process claims as well girl.
Thanks for watching girlie and ok ok you understand the insurance struggle!!
@@kelatrishaan6435 lol OKAY. I told my husband my goal is to move to a position off the phones. Maybe appeals or something. I know its a few options. Its so crazy out here, I don't trust my baby girl with anyone outside of church and family.
I hear you on that! This was my exact feeling my husband and I made a decision for me to work from home exclusively until he was preschool age, and could talk, be potty trained, etc. It’s a struggle but you got this. Also yes there are so many positions where you don’t have to be on the phone in starting to look into roles like that as well. I’m almost 8 years in and it’s getting old lol!
Before I clicked on the video I knee that it would be a realistic video 👍🏽
Thank you so much I really try to give you guys a realistic look at what my day can be (good or bad) 💕🙌🏼
Girl. This is it right here unfortunately the company I work for is all about the customer but like you say make sure they understand that your the professional n I am following company policies but respect me.
Yes ma’am! These companies couldn’t do what they do without the hard work of the employees. The companies that understand this have the best employee retention and that translates to happy customers 🌟🌟
How can I find a good work from home job I have a 6 month old and with covid I dont feel safe with daycare a work from home job would help alot
I completely understand especially with a baby that young. My suggestion is to first figure out what type of work you want to do and the hours you want. For example, you may want to do a customer service job and work full time in the evenings, or like myself do an insurance role and have daytime hours. Once you figure that out create an indeed profile and add your resume, put remote/work from home jobs as your preference, also select that you are actively looking so recruiters can find you and they will reach out to you directly if your resume fits what they are looking for. You can also go on the sites of actual companies and go to their career section and make sure you’re searching for “remote” or “work from home” roles. Right now a lot of companies are offering remote work because of Covid, so you’ll likely find something that works for you soon. Just be consistent on your search and check your email frequently because that’s how recruiters will likely contact you.
I start back at work for maternity leave in 2 weeks and my son is 6 weeks old. Do you or anyone else have the experience of having a younger baby while working from home? Not sure how to juggle this!
Omg 6 weeks?! 🥺I’m sorry you don’t have more time to just be but I know everyone’s situation is different. For me I went back when my son was 4 months. I don’t have specific information for a baby that young but what worked for me was having family/caretaker there during the day when I was working since babies that young need care around the clock. If you don’t have access to having anyone in the home with you, you’ll really just have to be diligent about your breaks and lunches to tend to your baby, and plan to do most of your work around his nap times. Wishing you the best of luck and anyone feel free in the comments to jump in if you have experience in this area 💕💕
@@kelatrishaan6435 thank you so much for replying!!! It’s going to be so rough for me. I also exclusively pump so that’s a whole other deal. I’m hoping to hve family help some days but paying a sitter or for daycare is too expensive. Just stinks, I want more time with my little one
You’re very welcome! I agree with you daycare is expensive and honestly with a baby so young I’m sure you’d prefer him be with you anyway. Family coming over was ideal for me at that time as well. I remember those days, and it is tough, but it does go by fast. Just do your best and give yourself grace, it’ll work out 🌟
Please help, I need a work from home job but don’t know where to apply? I have a toddler also!
Hey! It all depends on what you want to do and what your skills are but a lot of companies are offering remote work. If you’re interested in insurance, set up an indeed profile and specifically choose work from home positions. Set up your profile to say that you’re actively looking so recruiters reach out to you directly. Places like Amazon and even Walmart from what I hear have remote customer service positions. You can apply directly on their websites if they have any available right now.
What do you do when your child makes a random sound like laugh etc.?
It’s not that big of a deal, I just look at him and tell him to quiet down.
Great Video! I would love to know more about your position. I am renewing my insurance license and I'm searching for something that is not primarily phone based. I have a 2 year old as well.
Heaven Ross, thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment! So I work in auto insurance and honestly my job consists of calling all my new claims within the same day, but after that I’m paying on items that are ready to pay, and following up with people to get things closed. It can be heavy on the phone some days just because of the workload but I’d say when everything goes well it’s about 50/50 phones and computer work.
With regards to our two year olds it’s definitely challenging tending to the baby and working, but with the phone work being flexible it’s doable for sure! Hope that helps let me know if I can answer anything else.
Hey girl I’m looking for a work from home not primarily phone based as well I have a 3 and 4 year old she starts kindergarten in August but till then she’s home with mama any jobs you can recommend
I like your video you are giving me motivation.. I start my first work from home job in November..However, the only difference is I have a 7 month old.. I was doubting myself but I think I can do it .. This will be my only form of income so if I don’t I won’t have any income..I have to make it work..
Thank you so much Mia I’m so happy to hear the video helped you! Congrats on your new job, and don’t worry I was nervous too, you will find your rhythm and make it work 💕💕
@@kelatrishaan6435 Thank you!
@Kitty Kat Yes ..we are going to manifest it..
Yes I’ve been looking for a video like this I have a toddler and also I’m working in insurance as an adjuster tho so funny.. it’s like the same situation, except my toddler breastfeeds 😩..
Jasmine Covington, yayyyy thank you for watching! OMG you’re a saint I couldn’t imagine breastfeeding my son on top of everything else but clearly, you’re making it happen 💕💕
how do you handle phone calls with the baby around ?
Good question! It really depends but typically I just utilize the mute button if he’s having a fit while the other person is talking and when it’s my turn to speak, I will bounce him which will buy me enough time to answer any questions. I also prepare a lot so I have him occupied with activities and snacks before I have to start making outgoing calls. I hope that helps 💕
Of course, and thank you 💕💕 @kitty Kat
I’m about to start with my 9 month old baby and I am so nervous because he loves attention. 😭 I am not sure how it’s gonna be I hope good, specially since I do not put tv for him to watch 🥺
You’ll be fine don’t worry, it’ll take some time to get into the groove but you’ll find your rhythm. I can understand not wanting him to watch tv all the time, maybe some activities that he can do while he’s sitting under you will help? That was helpful for me when my baby was that small. Wishing you all the best 🙌🏼💕
The boy 😆😆😆😆😆 ,I miss the toddler days...
Lol “the boy” is like his household name 😂😂😂and yes I’m trying to enjoy this stage I hear it goes by so fast!
@@kelatrishaan6435 🤭❤❤❤
I start a job as a sales Rep Monday with my 9 month old who breastfed & is pretty attached to me how do you manage working long periods with a routine schedule when it comes to things like nap time.
That’s a good question and congrats on your new job! So when I worked at this job I was hourly, what worked best was to plan my breaks and lunches around his feedings and naps. For example I took an hour lunch around 12:45pm, which gave me enough time to feed him and put him down for his nap around 1:30-1:45pm. I used breaks to change diapers, give snacks, etc. I hope that helps and either way you will find your rhythm it’ll just take time to leave the job and what works best for you and baby.
@@kelatrishaan6435 did your job know prior & care that you had your baby with the hourly position? Thank you so much for responding
You’re very welcome and yes they knew and weren’t worried about it. A lot of my colleagues were in the same boat because this was in the height of the pandemic where a lot of places were still shut down. Even today though I find that employers don’t really care as long as you complete your work.
I was just telling a customer this same thing. Im speaking to you as an adult and will expect the same in return. If you are not able to meet this expectation, you will need to speak with someone else.😁
Michelle Guzman yesssss you have to let these people know how to speak with you. There is always a way to be direct yet professional. Kudos to you!! 🙌🏼💕
I have a video interview at 11 and I'm freaking out I have 3 kids and I need them to be simmered down and play independently so I can get through this they seem to be very strict on being able to have a quiet bother free work zone and that's just not possible with a 4yo 3yo and 1 yo but I'm gunna try😅 us parents need to make a living too!
Aww good luck to you on your interview today I’m praying the babies are quiet if only for that bit of time!! 🤣 No but honestly just do the best you can a lot of companies understand folks are at home these days and the kids are around I’m sure they will understand. And yes you’re right we all need to make a living especially in these super expensive times.
@@kelatrishaan6435 yes!! It went really well! Got the job!
@@sierraarmstrong4111 yayyy congrats!
Would it be easier with a 7month old? When baby boy is 7monyhs, both my mom and I will be back working. Both have work from home jobs.
Net M honestly it all depends on the job you’re doing and what’s required of you, and your baby’s temperament. For example, my baby at that age was easier in a sense because he wasn’t walking and getting into everything, but he also had more needs (eating every couple of hours, frequent diaper changes, etc). You’ll figure out your groove though once the time comes and be able to structure your day accordingly.
@@kelatrishaan6435 thanks Kela!
Anytime 💕💕
I tried to do this with my 3 1/2 and 1yr old and it was thru Teletech/TTec for USAA Bank and they fired me cos they heard my baby crying two or three times in the background. 🥴😭 It wasn't even like she was nonstop screaming either. Just normal baby noises. 👶
Omg 😳😳I can’t believe they fired you for having your kids in the background that actually pisses me off and I’m sorry that happened to you! You’d have way more luck now because so many companies have expanded their remote work departments. My kid is constantly making noises in the background 💕💕
It was recently but the call center company and the bank I worked thru them for is known for being super petty and unfair about those things so I'm not surprised. 🥴🥺 I found a new work from home job that I start on the 17th that's a dollar less per hour but still wfh and a better company so I'm not even mad. ✊ Just pisses me off that they let a good worker go over things they obviously can't control. I even called them out on it and said it was messed up because clearly I'm a Mother of 2 who's trying her damndest and they knew my backstory and how I was looking for childcare so it made it even more dirty of them. Oh well. One door closes and another opens! 🙏💖❤
Sigh yeah that’s beyond messed up but I’m glad you were able to find something relatively quick. One thing I’ve learned too is the money is cool but your mental health is worth more so as long as you’re happier and in a better environment it’ll all work out. Good luck to you in your new job girlie 🥰
Hi. Are you still working from home? I just applied and got three job offers so I'm excited about that.
Hey! Congrats on your offers that’s great! Yes I’m still working from home but now I’m in a field adjuster role.
@@kelatrishaan6435 Thanks!
How long was training for?
For this job about 1 month but it depends on the company and job duties
Your son is so quiet! Does he ever act up and make noise while you are speaking to a client on the phone? If so, how do you deal with that in order to maintain a professional atmosphere while on a call?
lol he wasn’t to loud while I was making the video but he definitely has his moments. During this time he wasn’t in daycare so I’d make my calls during his naps, and when he was occupied. I’ve had moments where he was loud on a call so I’d have to walk around or simply press mute while the other person is talking. I’ve been through it all!
@@kelatrishaan6435 Thank you for your response. I’ve considered working from home but hesitant for that very reason. I guess it could work but I’d have to be VERY creative.
Yes no worries! It’s tough I can’t lie but it’s definitely doable with a good routine 💕
How are you able to talk with clients on the phone if he cries in the background? My job is so strict. They don’t want any background noise.
The way my job is set up I’m not tied to my phone typically so I can kind of schedule my calls. If I’m in a situation where he’s crying and I happen to already be on the phone I have to think on the fly, usually holding him or giving him something to play with, even pressing mute while the other person is talking while I calm him down.
That’s awesome. What is your job title? I’m a license Insurance Agent and I sell Medicare every season and I’m tied my desk and phone.
Thank you! When I filmed this I was a total loss adjuster. I’m a field adjuster now in the homeowners insurance department. I can imagine with sales the phones are non stop!
If i managing my work along with my baby. He turned 2 now but i need to ear money but no need to bee alone my baby it is possible
Yes it’s more than possible
Thanks for this video it is well detailed. I will like to know your position in the insurance company, I am a customer service advisor just got an offer, dp you think it will flexible for me?
Thank you so much for watching I’m glad you enjoyed and congrats on your new role. The position I was doing in this video was a total loss adjuster in the auto department. I was able to work remote during the pandemic. The flexibility all depends on the company and the job you have, and what you consider flexible. In general there is some flexibility with these roles because you control your desk but I’d need a little more clarification on what you mean to give you a better answer. Let me know!
I have 3 girls under the age of 4y/o so i am hoping I can accommodate.
Monica, it’ll be tough, but you will make it happen ✨✨
I’m really late but I’m looking at the screen like…. 👁👄👁 ….what magic is this?? Lol
How did you keep your toddler from just crawling all over you while at work?!
My son sees my computer and it’s like it’s a military grade magnet for his lil fingers and he can’t help himself. He’s almost 2.
Lol listen you are not alone this boy is crazy ok! My son is now close to 3 and he’s got more energy, he’s bigger and can say what he wants so the struggle now is getting him to chill while I make calls. I take it day by day and just try to make sure he’s as entertained as possible, and keep him on a routine because nap time is when I get the most done. You got this too if you’re working from home you naturally find your rhythm and it changes as they get older 💕💕
Can you please tell me how you got into this working from home job? I am seriously struggling & have been struggling for YEARS just trying to find a legit work from home job so I can be home with my kids. All these outside jobs, I'm limited to hours since I'm not home so I'm not making enough money for my kids & I. Please help. Anyone. Literally desperate.
Sure! So this industry is pretty easy to get into nowadays working remote especially after the pandemic. Some jobs may ask you to be in person for training but typically if it’s a remote role you’ll be able to get your equipment sent to you to do the job. Look for entry level remote adjuster roles in your area to see what companies are hiring. You’ll need to put in some work with applications because a lot of folks want to work remote but it’s for sure something you can attain. Good luck to you and your babies!
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What is the company you work for?
I don’t share that info online because of company social media policy and privacy
@@kelatrishaan6435 ok sis thanks
Im online school watching my sister who is 2 😂😂 its so difficult and im not even a mom
lol it’s really no joke
Girl.... Where are the clips of him screaming and climbing on you, pulling on cords, trying to get into stuff he shouldn't get into? I'm looking for a video on toddlers as energetic and mischievous as mine!
Oh girl during those times I wouldn’t have even been able to film lol I’d be so frazzled. I had to get him under control before turning on the camera but I’ve absolutely positively had those days.
my kid is running all over destroying the house, where is your kid? Im trying to find out how you are working. Is your kid locked in a room? Where is he?
I just answered your last question on the other video and to be honest not sure if you’re genuinely asking or being judgmental so I’m going to assume the first one. When I work from home with my toddler he’s right by me I don’t let him out of my sight because that could be dangerous. Locked in a room? Umm no.
What company do you work for?
I don’t share the specific company I work (privacy and company social media policy).
@@kelatrishaan6435 I understand everytime I apply I feel like its fraud 😂😂
Lol just make sure you research the company and look up reviews before you apply. I know what you mean though you can never be too careful these days 🤣