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Beyond the Conveyor Belt: How Project-Based Learning Can Transform Your Homeschool

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“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” — attributed to Benjamin Franklin Does your homeschool ever feel like a checklist instead of a calling? You’re not alone. Many of us start homeschooling with big hopes—connection, joy, purpose—but somewhere along the line, we get buried in curriculum, […]

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How to Blend Your Child’s Interests with the Skills They Need for Life

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Ever feel torn between following your child’s passions and making sure they “keep up” with what they should be learning? You’re not alone. As homeschool parents, we carry this invisible weight: “Am I doing enough?” “What if they fall behind?” “Can I really trust their interests to lead to real learning?” Let’s take a breath.

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Breaking Free from Comparison in Homeschooling

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Homeschooling is a sacred, personal journey.But it’s so easy to feel like we’re falling short. Maybe you’ve felt it.Scrolling Instagram.Hearing about another mom’s curriculum. Watching someone else’s kids “excel.” Suddenly, your own journey feels… not enough. Today, let’s talk about how to break free. Because comparison steals what matters most:your joy, your confidence, and your

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Stuck in Homeschool Struggles? This Model Will Set You Free

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How the CTFAR Model Can Help You Stop Spinning in Overwhelm and Start Homeschooling with Peace Do you ever feel like you’re doing all the things—the curriculum, the routines, the planning—and still feel like you’re barely hanging on? Maybe you’re constantly reacting to your kids, doubting your decisions, or comparing yourself to every other “perfect

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Motivation Mysteries Solved: Why One Kid Follows the Plan and Another Melts Down

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Have you ever wondered… Why does one of your kids breeze through schoolwork……while another acts like math is a personal attack? Or maybe you’ve noticed: “Why can I show up for everyone else—but struggle to finish what I planned?” You’re not alone. There’s a reason behind it. And it’s not laziness, selfishness, or bad habits.

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Supporting Your Child with ADHD: Insights from ADHD Expert Brittney King

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Did you know that 90% of children with ADHD struggle in school? I recently had the privilege of interviewing Brittney King, a licensed professional counselor, ADHD expert, and coach. She shared valuable insights on how parents can better understand and support their children with ADHD. The Power of Diagnosis: Clarity and Validation Brittney’s journey with

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Raising Resilient Kids in a Culture of Safetyism

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Are we protecting our kids too much? Many parents think shielding children from difficulty will help them thrive. But research shows the opposite. Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff call this “safetyism” in their book The Coddling of the American Mind. Safetyism teaches kids that discomfort is dangerous. But real growth comes from learning to navigate

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The Sneaky Ways Shame Shows Up in Homeschooling

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Shame is sneaky. It doesn’t show up and announce itself. Instead, it whispers things like: “I should be doing more.” “If I were a better mom, my kids would be thriving.” “Other homeschool moms seem to have it all figured out.” “If I admit I’m struggling, people will think I’m failing.” Sound familiar? If so,

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Reclaiming Childhood in the Digital Age

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Childhood has changed. Kids used to spend their days outside, climbing trees, building forts, and playing with friends. Now, they spend hours on smartphones, social media, and video games—and it’s affecting their mental health. Anxiety, depression, and social struggles are rising. Why? Because too much screen time is rewiring their brains. But we can take

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Building Deep Connections: Five Tools for Strengthening Your Relationship with Your Child

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In parenting, connection matters more than correction. When children feel truly seen, heard, and understood, trust grows. Today, let’s explore five powerful tools that can transform your relationship with your child. These tools come from The Mentor’s Handbook by Aneladee Milne but are found in many great parenting and mentoring approaches. 1. Honoring: Seeing Your

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