I strongly recommend that you seek to continue your education. Attending a college, trade school, or other post secondary school institution will help you to turn your broad vision for your future into a specific goal. Almost all colleges have a drama program wherein you may continue to develop your acting talent while furthering your education. In addition to any increase in acting experience and talent, you will be working toward a degree which is required by most careers that involve the care and supervision of children. In Whatever path you choose you will do well to continue following your dreams and interests rather than merely a salary figure. If you are passionate about your pursuit, success will surely follow.

Well… find a job that caters to both. Even teachers can put on plays with themselves in. Some say you are an actress of life, and you the star, so if you think like that, you can easily accomplish both. Or if you want to go the actress route of life, get yourself discovered. Go to auditions and such. Or if you love children, become a daycare provider or a teacher or something along those lines. Hope this helps =)

Go to College for acting and as a part time work at a DayCare… Just don’t get stressed with little kids because at some point you’ll get tired of them… And if that’s too much become a drama teacher =)

Good Luck

I would suggest that if you’re a good student and have the ability to get into a college or university you do that. You can take acting classes there and also works towards a marketable major, like elementary education. While in college you can do auditions and talent searches. That way if something comes of acting you won’t miss it but if nothing does, you will have a good career inline.

Take a childcare course then become a nanny for a Hollywood bigwig and go on castings in your spare time.

you could become a drama teacher for a middle or high school