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    Encouragement for Homeschool Moms

    We all need encouragement along this homeschooling journey, and hearing from other homeschool moms will lift you up as you remember again why you choose to homeschool.

    Including homeschooling book recommendations, tips for easing the stress of your homeschooling day, strategies for connecting with your children, reminders to not force your homeschool into a public school box, and stories from veteran homeschool moms who have walked in your shoes, these posts will encourage you and help you regain your motivation.

    Encouragement for Homeschool Moms

     

    • My Top 5 Favorite Homeschooling Books
    • The Homeschool Challenge Nobody Warns You About
    • Can You Thrive And Not Just Survive February Homeschooling? Yes!
    • My Favorite Homeschooling and Parenting Podcasts
    • Flexibility of Homeschooling: Adapting When Homeschooling Isn't Working
    • What My Teens Say They Loved About Our Elementary Homeschool Years
    • What to Tell Yourself When You Want to Quit Homeschooling
    • How We Keep a Spring in Our Springtime Homeschooling
    • October 1: Curriculum's Not Working Day
    • Dear Homeschool Parent: You Need a Hobby!
    • I am Homeschool Mom. Watch ME Change
    • Mid-Year Homeschooling: Connection, Not Curriculum
    • How Embracing My Strengths Has Made for a Better Homeschool FLOW
    • Homeschooling and Grade Levels (Or... Relax)
    • January Homeschool Reboot
    • Three Things About Homeschooling I Learned the Hard Way
    • Homeschool Revision: What To Do When What Was Working Isn't Working Now
    • Our Homeschool Schedule: A Day-in-the-Life of Homeschooling Three Teens
    • 7 Things to Consider When Homeschooling for the Long Haul
    • Are You Listening for the Voice of Homeschooling?
    • An Open Letter to Homeschooling Parents
    • 25 Things You Wish You Had Known About Homeschooling Before You Started
    • Taking Care of Yourself While Homeschooling
    • When Your Child Doesn’t Take To Something You Love
    • 5 Tips for Balancing a Move and Homeschooling
    • Rhythms, Routines, Rituals in the Homeschool
    • That Blank Slate Feeling
    • The 5 Core Values of Our Home/School
    • 40 Motivational Quotes on Learning For Homeschool Moms
    • Homeschooling: How Do I Know If I'm Doing Enough?
    • My 5 Favorite Things about Homeschooling Teens
    • It's Okay to Be "Just Okay"
    • 5 Non-Homeschooling Books that Make Homeschool Life Easier
    • How to Raise a “Wild Child” (and Why You Should!)
    • Why I Don't Do Homeschool Planning in the Spring
    • Homeschool Problem Red Flags: Resistance and Resentment
    • Homeschooling and the Art of Letting Go
    • The Freedom of Flexible Learning
    • 7 Ways to Embrace Homeschooling Your Polar Opposite Child
    • The Magic, Mayhem, and Mostly Awesomeness of Middle School Homeschooling
    • Adjusting to Homeschooling Mid-Year
    • Middle School Mania: How We’re Transitioning to Homeschooling Middle School

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