Holidays are supposed to be a time where relatives gather together to celebrate. Inevitably there is always that one relative who doesn’t like the fact your family homeschools. Let’s talk about how to set boundaries with family regarding homeschooling, especially during the holidays. Bonus, these tips will work will your relatives any time of the […]
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5 Festive Tips for Homeschooling During the Holidays
As fall moves into winter, the holiday season heats up. You might be wondering if you should keep homeschooling during the holidays. Can you keep the holiday spirit and still keep learning? Our calendars fill with activities and food as we move through the final months of the year. The excitement of the new school […]
7 Powerful Ways to Honor Your Lost Baby
One in four pregnancies is lost to miscarriage. Are you one of the women who has experienced such a loss? How do you honor your lost baby? For those that recognized that this was not just the loss of a pregnancy but the loss of a child – the memory and grief will last a […]
5 Ways to Respect Your Husband, Even if He Doesn’t Deserve It
One day my teenage daughter was frustrated with her father’s decision about something and was telling me all about it. I told her to knock it off. I was not going to listen to her disrespect her father. Then, it hit me. How many times have I shared a frustration about her father in her […]
7 Simple Ways to Combat Homeschool Burnout
There is a point usually found in the dark of the mid-winter when homeschool moms finally run out of steam. Homeschool burnout can hit any time of the year. It happens to every homeschool mom at some point. Discover how to prepare and overcome when you hit a wall and experience homeschooling burnout. The days […]
5 Ways to Model for Teens How to Honor your Father and Mother
Teenagers. Parenting teens is challenging. Teaching them to honor your father and mother can be even more challenging. Teens are stubborn, arrogant, prideful, and all of the other qualities with which we struggle in ourselves! One day I corrected my daughter for complaining to me about a decision that her father had made. I told […]
