Homeschooling Mantras There are so many moving pieces and parts for homeschoolers to consider. We can get lost in a sea of swirling ideas. That’s why over the years, I’ve developed mantras to help me remember what’s…
Dear Overwhelmed Homeschool Parent Dear Overwhelmed Homeschool Parent, Please know that you are not alone! Overwhelm can strike at any time. And all homeschoolers experience this. In this episode, I want to offer you a bit of…
Looking Inward with My Friend, Eshanne You are going to love this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast! Today’s conversation is about looking inward, with my friend Eshanne as my special guest. Eshanne offers the most…
Be Like the Lotus Flower in Your Homeschool Today, on the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, I invite you to be like the lotus flower in your homeschool ~ untouched by the mud and the muck and the…
You’re On a Journey, Too The path that you travel as a homeschooling parent often calls on you to go inward and shine a light on your own inner landscape. Because you’re on a journey, too! This…
Simple Self-Acceptance Practices for Parents In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, I share with you three simple self-acceptance practices for parents. These are techniques you can start using today to help you shift your…
Failure is an Important Part of the Learning Process Today, we’re talking about failure. Not an easy topic, I know. But failure is actually an important part of the learning process! So let’s get comfortable with mistakes…
Trusting the Power of Stillness It’s the week between Christmas and New Year’s as I write and record this episode all about trusting the power of stillness. This is one of my favorite times of the year….
3 Paths of Development for the Homeschool Parent Homeschooling is not just all about the kids all the time. We as homeschooling parents are on a journey as well. Let’s explore 3 paths of development for the…
Shine Through the Darkness with the Window Star Challenge This episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast is from the archives, December of 2020. And it’s all about one of my favorite activities for these long, dark, cold…
