Homeschool Life Coach — Helping Moms Homeschool with Confidence & Calm
Being a homeschool mom can lead to feeling completely worn out. It’s key to notice the early signs and make changes. To get back on track, you need to ask for help. You also need to take real breaks, and focus on what’s truly important for you and your family.
If you’ve ever lain awake wondering what’s wrong with your homeschool, know this: you’re asking one of the same questions homeschool moms are asking every single week — you’re just doing it alone, at midnight, with a search bar instead of a friend. After two decades of homeschooling my own four kids, and six years…
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How does Marshall Rosenberg’s book, Non-Violent Communication inform my homeschool? This is the bible of communication and relationships.
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Stop taking your child’s behaviour personally: use the Enneagram to end power struggles and understand your kids’ motivations.
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Post-partum overwhelm in your homeschool is the exhaustion, emotional overload, and loss of routine that many moms feel while trying to homeschool after having a baby. It’s caused by sleep deprivation, hormonal shifts, and the demands of caring for a newborn alongside older kids’ schooling — and sometimes it’s post-partum depression, not just tiredness. It’s…
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The homeschool to high school transition is, well, different from what I expected. There’s a bracing moment in every homeschool mama’s world where she realizes her homeschooled kiddos aren’t staying kiddos forever. And though in theory she knew this, she also finds the transition unexpected in its emotional weight. In this article, I share my…
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Discover how to navigate homeschool high school with confidence. Practical strategies and emotional support transitioning to high school.
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