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As a homeschooler, it is normal to have moments when you less than enough. On those drab days where nothing seems to go right, you might feel: hopeless helpless friendless sleepless humorless worthless powerless That last one is the worst! Have you ever felt like there was absolutely nothing
Let’s be honest. Homeschool struggles are real. In one way, shape, or form, all homeschoolers experience a struggle. Homeschooling places physical, mental, and psychological demands upon ourselves and our families. Although these struggles exist, homeschoolers often feel like they must hide their problems. You chose this life, right? (And,
Are you feeling drained as a mom? Wondering when will it get easier or how you will make it through the day? Mama, you are not alone! I chat with many moms who tell me that they love being a mom but feel wiped out. Or not enough. Or
Love. That special four-letter word. Love often invokes visions of plump little cherubs flitting about with arrows and our hearts as target practice. As a mother, love is an easy thing. Our first glimpse into our baby’s eyes and our thoughts of waiting and worry fade away. Holding our child,
Worry. Guilt. Self-doubt. Too often, I experience these negative thoughts and feelings in my homeschool process. And I talk with other homeschool moms who struggle with the same negativity. Personally, I put on a good act. Pretend that all is well and just roll with the punches. “Look at
Does the thought of adding fun to your homeschool every day overwhelm and even scare you a bit? How will you fit in all that your kids need to learn? Who has time for fun? Why bother to make time for homeschool fun? What if I told you that
