Celebrating Wins: Why Noticing the Small Stuff Is a Gamechanger in Your Homeschool

Celebrating Wins: Why Noticing the Small Stuff Is a Gamechanger in Your Homeschool

Boxes of curriculum stacked up, sticky notes everywhere—maybe a half-read book on neurodiversity is stashed in your kitchen. You’re balancing the chaos of a Monday morning and half-wondering if anyone notices the actual learning happening. And then, out of nowhere, your kid—who yesterday lost it over a math worksheet—manages to focus for ten minutes straight…

Helping Neurodivergent Kids Manage Big Emotions in the Homeschool

Helping Neurodivergent Kids Manage Big Emotions in the Homeschool

For some families, homeschooling means freedom, flexibility, and joy. For many of us raising neurodivergent kids—those with giftedness, twice-exceptionality, ADHD, autism, anxiety, or other quirks and labels—it also means encountering big emotions. Every. Single. Day. If it sometimes feels like every subject opens the door to slammed doors, tears, or overwhelming anxiety—please know you’re not…

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