Homeschool Life
How to Talk to Your Child About Tragic Events
The senseless act of gun violence at Robb Elementary School (Uvalde, TX), that stole the lives of almost twenty children and at least one teacher, has caused many parents to grapple with feelings of uncertainty, anger, sadness, and helplessness. We are wrestling with our own feelings while trying to support and comfort our children. Knowing…
Read MoreIntrovert Mom, Extrovert Kid: 4 Tips to Confidently Engage Your Child Without Losing Yourself
As an introverted mom, raising an extroverted kid can seem daunting at times. How do you manage your needs and your child’s needs without feeling overwhelmed or guilty? I’m sharing 5 tips to help you confidently engage your extroverted child without losing yourself. Know Yourself/Know Your Child Knowing who you are is more than just…
Read MoreWhat to Teach During the Summer
So, it’s summer time and you want to take it easy, but you also want to make sure your kids are still learning something. What do you teach during the summer? Here are a few ideas to help you determine what to teach during the summer: Use This Time to Review Summertime is a…
Read MoreEmpowering Your Confident Child
Who is the proud Mommy to a naturally confident child 🙋🏾♀️? My munchkin has very clear ideas and opinions about everything, and while I absolutely love this part of her personality, there have been times I didn’t quite know how to assert my “mom authority” and still honor her opinion. She’s been raised…
Read MoreLearning Through Play: Is Your Child Ready For More?
I started homeschooling my daughter when she was 4, and I can remember hopping into a home school group and asking, “What curriculum do you suggest for a 4 year old?” I’m a researcher, so before I ever asked the question, I’d completed my own leg work. I simply wanted some reassurance – maybe a…
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