A.
The immigrant Mother who is a caregiver
Are the love for children of migrant mothers effected even if the children migrates with the mother, althought the mother works as a caregiver?
B.
How do you identify yourself? What is your title?
How do others identify you? How does others feel about your career?
How did you get involved? What inspired you?
How do you feel about your salary? How does contribute to making a living?
What is rewarding about your job? how does it makes you feel?
What do you feel need some changes about your job? What could changes could be made?
How do you compare your job to other jobs? What do you feel about other jobs?
Do you make a good role model for your kids? What about the kids you work with?
What impact you might have on your kids? What about the kids you work with?
How many kids you have? How do feel about your kids future?
How is the realationship between you and your kids?
What do your kids mean to you?
Do you work with kids? How many? How is the realationship with you and the kids you work with?
Why did you come to the U.S.? What has it offered you? How do appreciate it?
Why that career?
How do you think your kids feel about their realtionship with you?
Did you feel you made the right choices? If you could change the choices you made would you?
Would you still have migrated to the U.S. even if your kids couldn't come? Why?
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All of this is good. I do think you'll want to adjust the interview questions a little depending on who you choose. Right now the immigrant worker and the low wage worker look a little more promising in terms of research questions than the third - but it's your choice!
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