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How My Choice to Surrender Saved Me From Being a Victim
A victim. That is what I felt like. Hadn’t I made all the “right” choices to ensure this wouldn’t happen to MY family? I chose to marry an honorable return
Connecting Heart to Heart
Do you ever find yourself in a transactional relationship with those you love most? Often when I have chosen to spread myself too thin, I find myself “seeing” my family
Are Your Primary Beliefs Serving You and Your Family?
Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf, a member of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, said, “The “truths” we cling to shape the quality
Friday Miracle
There are times in our lives when despite our best efforts, things do not turn out the way we envisioned with our children and families. We put in consistent effort,
Fostering Independent Thinkers Through Family Discussions
Embarking on a family vacation, my sixteen-year-old son asked for games on his phone to fill the airplane hours. Instead of offering a quick parental decree, I seized the opportunity
The Power of Presence: Why Homeschool Moms Need Meditation
“We meditate to get good at life, not to get good at meditation.”– Emily Fletcher Meditation isn’t about perfection.It’s about creating space.Space for calm.Space for intentionality.Space for God. Why Meditate?
Timeless Treasures: The Importance of Classics in Homeschooling
When it comes to homeschooling, we are given a unique opportunity to shape the educational experiences of our children. One way to make that journey more enriching and profound is
Consistency Unveiled: Nurturing Harmony and Productivity in Homeschooling Older Youth
In the journey of homeschooling older youth, the key to fostering a harmonious and productive environment lies in consistency. It’s not about the nature of the child; it’s about the
Simplify to Amplify
As we get ready to start our new year, I invite you to get clear on the things that matter most to you. Take a sheet of paper and write
Focus on Progression
Homeschooling, while rewarding, comes with its fair share of challenges and moments of uncertainty. As parents, it’s our responsibility to guide our children and help them grow into their best
Launching from Strengths–Seeing the Genius in Your Child
In the ever-evolving world of homeschooling, it’s essential to look beyond the traditional approach to education. Our journey as homeschooling parents is a unique one, and it’s vital that we
Nurturing the Whole Child: A Holistic Approach to Education
In the world of homeschooling and education, it’s easy to get caught up in the academic aspects of teaching. We often find ourselves focusing on what our children need to
The Train Ride
“It’s such a pretty world today. Look at the sunshine, today and every day since I met you…” the music rang through my ears. And so began my life,
Grit, Growth, and Grace: How to Build Emotional Resilience in Your Children
Have you ever caught yourself wondering if your child will truly be ready to face the real world? One moment, you see glimpses of their grit and determination, and the next, they seem to fall apart in unexpected ways. As homeschool moms, we often carry the weight of feeling solely
Truth Seekers: How to Help Your Kids Think Critically
Nowadays, with the proliferation of social media and so much information available at our fingertips, it becomes even more imperative for our children to develop critical thinking skills. Critical thinking fosters creativity and innovation–both skills needed to thrive in the world we live in today. It is a necessary skill
“Encouraging Students to Own Their Education and Why It Matters.”
As parents, we often think we have control over our children’s learning outcomes. However, this belief can sometimes be misleading. In psychology, there’s a term for this misconception called illusory control. It refers to the belief that we have control over events or outcomes when, in fact, we don’t. Trying
“How Do You Know You Are Teaching Your Child What They Are Supposed to Know?”
As a home-school mother, I have been asked this question on multiple occasions. I believe the question is sincere and well-intentioned. We are cultured to believe there is a list of what each of our children needs to know to be successful in life. When I first started homeschooling, I
Transforming Your Homeschooling Experience Through Identity-Based Habits
In the world of homeschooling, we constantly seek ways to enhance our teaching methods, foster our children’s growth, and maintain a productive learning environment. While there are countless strategies to achieve these goals, James Clear’s insights from his book Atomic Habits offer a compelling framework for creating lasting, impactful changes.
Aligning Ourselves with Truth: The Essence of True Education
In the pursuit of true education, aligning ourselves with truth stands as a paramount principle, guiding our journey toward enlightenment and empowerment. As Jeffrey R. Holland eloquently stated, “Let us educate ourselves. Light is not the absence of darkness; rather, darkness is the absence of light. Light and truth exist
The Sneaky Ways Shame Shows Up in Homeschooling
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
Reclaiming Childhood in the Digital Age
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
Why Homeschool Feels Hard (and the Surprising Fix You Need Today)
Feeling Drained and Unmotivated? You sit down to homeschool, but your kids are restless, distracted, and unmotivated. You grab your phone for a quick break, but instead of feeling refreshed, you feel more exhausted. Why does everything feel harder than it should? The answer might not be homeschooling itself—it might
The Divine Spark of Desire: Why Your Dreams Matter as a Homeschool Mom
As homeschool moms, we often feel the weight of being everything for everyone—teacher, nurturer, homemaker, and so much more. With so much responsibility, it can feel selfish to want something for ourselves. But what if those desires—those deep, recurring dreams tugging at your heart—are actually whispers from God? What if
Homeschool Bravely: 7 Principles to Build Confidence as a Homeschool Mom
1. Confidence Through Divine Identity Your worth isn’t tied to how well you homeschool.It’s rooted in who you are: a child of God. “We did not come to this earth to gain our worth – we brought it with us.”— Ardeth G. Kapp, The Joy of the Journey (Deseret Book,
Learning to Say No to Say Yes to What Matters Most
As homeschool moms, we wear many hats: teacher, caregiver, chauffeur, meal planner, and more. Our days are full of opportunities and demands, each vying for our attention and energy. In a world that often equates busyness with worth, it’s easy to feel we should say yes to everything. But when
Finding Outside Mentors for Our Teenagers
As our children grow into their teenage years, a natural shift happens. They become more independent.They begin to develop their own identities.This is exactly what we want! In my homeschool, I’ve found it crucial to honor this development.That means shifting from the role of teacher to facilitator.One of the best
Build Trust Through Interviews
Over the years, my husband and I have diligently tried to keep up with regular interviews with our children. It’s been a journey of consistency—sometimes waxing, sometimes waning. But I’ve noticed a pattern. When things get rocky with one of my kids, it’s usually when we haven’t been connecting in
Boys and Girls Learn Differently: Here’s What You Need to Know
Let’s Talk About Hearing Girls hear better than boys. Especially those higher pitches. What does this mean for learning? Your son isn’t ignoring you. He might genuinely not hear you from across the room. Move closer when giving important instructions to boys. Simple as that. Movement Matters Watch a classroom
ADHD-Friendly Homeschool: How to Create Structure and Joy
From the beginning, I noticed a striking difference between my two oldest children—my oldest, a daughter, and my second child, a son. While my daughter would sit attentively, absorbing each word as I read or taught, my son seemed to have endless energy, doing backflips off the couch. Despite his
Simplify to Focus on What Matters Most
Homeschooling is an incredible journey. But it can easily become overwhelming if we let it. In his talk Good, Better, Best, Elder Dallin H. Oaks reminds us of the importance of focusing on the things that matter most. He teaches that while many things are good, only some things are
Transforming Your Homeschooling Experience Through Identity-Based Habits
In the world of homeschooling, we constantly seek ways to enhance our teaching methods, foster our children’s growth, and maintain a productive learning environment. While there are countless strategies to achieve these goals, James Clear’s insights from his book Atomic Habits offer a compelling framework for creating lasting, impactful changes.