Episode 268 When homeschooling starts to feel overwhelming, our first instinct is often to add something new. But what if you’re doing too much in your homeschool already? Sometimes the answer isn’t another activity, resource, or better…
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Episode 267 Have you ever looked at someone else’s beautiful homeschool photos and wondered if you’re doing enough? I know how easy it is to get caught up in what homeschooling is supposed to look like. But…
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Episode 266 Sometimes the very best thing we can do for our homeschool is step away for a little while. In today’s episode, I’m sharing what stepping away taught me about homeschooling recently ~ and why a…
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Years ago at a workshop, someone handed me a piece of paper with this passage on Faithfulness handwritten on it. I think of this passage often in relation to homeschooling. Every once in a while, we catch…
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Episode 265 If your holistic homeschooling lifestyle has started feeling more stressful than peaceful, this episode is a gentle reminder that your daily rhythm is about flow, not control. Sometimes what begins as a beautiful daily rhythm…
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Episode 264 If you’re busy browsing curriculum, creating Pinterest boards, and mapping out your planner this time of year, I want to invite you to pause. Just for a moment. This is the midsummer homeschooling reset you…
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Episode 263 If you’ve been longing for a simpler, slower summer, this episode is an invitation to consider why homeschoolers need a 90s summer. 😉 It’s not really about going back in time ~ it’s about rediscovering…
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Episode 262 If you’ve ever felt like you have plenty of homeschooling information but still aren’t sure how to put it into practice, this episode is for you. Listen in as I explore what happens when you…
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Episode 261 If you’ve ever been tempted to scrap your curriculum and start over, this episode is a gentle reminder to customize before you quit. So often, when something feels difficult in our homeschool, we assume the…
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Episode 260 So many of us believe, as homeschoolers, that confidence needs to come first. That once we find the right curriculum, create the perfect lesson plan, or practice our skills enough, then we’ll finally feel confident….
