Episode 14 How can you tap into your superpower as a homeschooling parent? Here’s how: Rhythm + Inner Work = Your Superpower! In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast, I share with you some thoughts…
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Episode 12 The week between Christmas and the New Year is a great time for inner quiet and reflection to reset intentions for the coming year. It’s one of my favorite times of the year. The days…
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Episode 11 I have a gift for you, homeschooling parent. A poem. Because I want you to remember to celebrate YOU. This episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast has been recorded for the week of Winter…
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Episode 7 Practicing gratitude builds a foundation for resiliency, happiness, and connection. It’s so true! As this episode goes live, it’s the week of Thanksgiving 2020 here in the U.S. Happy Thanksgiving to those who are celebrating!…
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Episode 6 Do you sometimes wish time would just slow down? I know I sure do. Especially when my kiddos were younger during the holidays, I longed for simplicity holidays. On homeschooling days, I looked forward to…
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What makes an awesome gift for a simple childhood? I say either experience gifts (like museum memberships or creative activities), or toys that encourage open-ended play. This gift guide can help: Awesome Gifts & Toys for a…
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Waldorf education was created over 100 years ago by Rudolf Steiner. His motivation? To bring about social and economic renewal after the devastation of WWI. Waldorf education was created for healing. And in today’s world, I turn…
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One summer when I was 8 years old, my friend Betsy and I organized an outdoor theater performance in our backyard. (Just one example of simple ways to have fun at home this summer.) Our play was…
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Summertime is the perfect time to read a good book in the shade. Sunny days, slower schedules, and a break from formal lessons can be a much needed in-breath for families. Here are my personalized recommendations of…
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There’s such a wide spectrum of family values when it comes to screens and devices in our children’s lives. And I think we’d all agree that we want wholesome media choices for children. As you may know,…
