Cue the tears. And much gnashing of teeth. It’s math lessons for the ten year old and this never, ever goes well for us here. Surprising, really, as we don’t typically have trouble with math in this house. Well, I should be completely honest and tell you that I’VE always had trouble with math. Since…
“My child was recently diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety, as well as dyslexia and other learning differences. How do I manage the overwhelm of homeschooling her in a way that is appropriate for her learning needs, without comparison with her neurotypical siblings?” When I read this listener question, I understood completely the overwhelm…
The transition from the relaxed, anything goes nature of our holiday break to some sort of regular homeschooling routine is a real challenge for us each year. Here’s everything you need to begin homeschooling again after a long break, including tips and tricks for making the transition as smooth as possible for neurodiverse kids. …
There are two questions I am asked all the time. “What is my biggest homeschool regret?” and “What is my greatest homeschool victory?” After 13 years, here are my honest answers! My Biggest Homeschool Regret My biggest regret has been the same for years. I regret every single time I started doubting my…
How do we let go of our older children and give them the space they need? Today, we tackle this often asked listener question. Letting Go As Our Children Mature As our kids get older, it can be tough for us as parents to learn how to let go, especially when our children have…
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