Am a stay at home mum with two kids..Hubby is a very caring and nice man, he took care of his responsibilities without complain.. I used to work in an educational consult before I stopped because our marriage was still new and we lived separately which began to affect our marriage. After I returned, hubby had an issue in his place of work which cost him his entire savings to the extent of selling his car to raise money. I started job hunting again but couldn\'t get. I became pregnant with my second child but two months before I put to bed hubby lost his job. He assured me that everything was going to be fine but I couldn\'t stop thinking about how we would survive after I put to bed,my bp began to rise as a result of so much taught and worries..Hubby kept on trying his best he would always go out to look for other opportunities. Its been 10months since he lost his job and now its becoming very obvious he is having a hard time. I sent my little savings to my brother to help us get a fairly used car so that hubby can put it on the road and be getting little money from it, he used it to do one of these ponzi business hoping to get double and the money just went like that. In fact we have been through a lot this period. Even though presently I don\'t feel to well because of short of blood, i dont want to just sit and wait for him because our kids would eat . I have decided to do a lees stressful work so i plan to start private lessons but my problem now is how to go about it. what I would like to know is if i should go to schools and meet the school management and tell them what I want to do since they are in a better position to know kids who need extra coaching and then tell their parents or should I meet parents during closing hours and tell them. Secondly, what impression should I creat while talking to people about what I plan doing? Should I tell them about my predicament or just package my self well like nothing happened, am really confused here, I need advice as to how to go about this considering the situation at hand. Thanks