Today my guest contributor is author and homeschool mom, Julie Bogart of Brave Writer. Julie shares how childhood experiences shape the way we parent and homeschool. It’s easy to homeschool when your family is happy, but what about in the midst of pain and family hurt? When Being a Family Hurts Homeschooling thrives when kids live a life they take… View Post
Today, my guest contributor is Misty Bailey from Joy in the Journey. She is sharing her family’s story of how they have learned to homeschool and thrive with the diagnoses of dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyspraxia. Homeschooling special needs was a label that I heard a lot when I began blogging. I saw all the articles encouraging people that they could… View Post
Today our guest contributor is a homeschool mom who is living abroad. She has asked to remain anonymous. Recently, I interviewed her about how they manage to homeschool while living overseas. What are some of the struggles of learning to homeschool while living overseas? Though we have lived overseas for five years, we have only been homeschooling for three. So… View Post
My guest today is Emily Copeland from Table Life Blog. She is sharing today on how to homeschool in the middle of a busy season of life. Emily’s tips are fantastic to help you keep going when you can’t do it all. I believe in creating margin. I’m a fan of fewer commitments outside the home so I can serve… View Post
Today’s guest contributor, Tyler from Kids Love Board Games, shares tips on how his family was able to continue to homeschool during a relocation. About a year ago, due to some family turmoil, we embarked on a cross country relocation. During the move, our housing was in flux for around 4 months. First in an extended stay motel, then with… View Post
The following two interviews are of moms who homeschool children with learning challenges. Learning challenges can be unique to children, but the anxiety, worry, and self-doubt for the parents are not. These mothers have asked to remain mostly anonymous to protect their children. I hope that my readers appreciate the honesty of their stories. When Your Child’s Needs Affect the… View Post
