Homeschooling On The Not So Fun Days
Homeschooling on the not so fun days is rough. Sometimes it’s a grind and feels like...
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Tag: children
Biblical Womanhood
I have reached that point in life where I feel like I’m in the middle–middle age life. I...
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Handling a Miscarriage
Well, it pains me to say that this is my current situation: I am experiencing a miscarriage. So,...
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The Lost Art Of Hospitality
Hospitality is one subject I think we are all in agreement to do not only for others but to teach...
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18 And Out The Door
Congratulations! Your child just turned 18. Now your job is done, right? Unfortunately, not. When...
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The Beauty Of Boredom
Why are we as parents so scared of boredom? What are we afraid of? When our children are little it...
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Can Homeschooling Benefit Your Parent-Child Relationship?
Let’s face it, parenting is a tough, all-encompassing job! Fortunately, as a homeschooling...
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Why We Don’t Give Our Children Cell Phones
I am a bit older than most moms on the scene. I didn’t start having kids until my late twenties....
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The Value of Stories for Home Educators
Does your home school family have a “story hour” several times each week? If not, now may be a...
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Can I Really Teach With Littles in the Home?
On certain days my preteens rush through their schoolwork so they can go off and do their own...
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Children Helping Children
I have three sons ranging in age from ten to five. They all want to help with things around the...
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Is it Really an Interruption?
How do you deal with your little ones when they pull you away from a project, you know, for that all-important game of peek-a-boo, or to read the story “just one more time”? At this point, do you barely engage with your child, hoping that a brief acknowledgement will do the trick?
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