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The Homeschool Mama Self-Care Podcast delves into the real homeschool mom life and how to prioritize YOU within it. We’re here to help you nurture the nurturer, because who you are, how you frame your life, understand your purpose, and how you address your challenges, deeply influence your homeschool kids.
Post-Partum Overwhelm in Your Homeschool: 12 Ways to Cope
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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A 2023 High School Graduate’s Thoughts on her Homeschool Life
A chat with a high school graduates thoughts on her homeschool life. Not one our homeschool kids are the same, but let’s learn from this one.
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Bored Homeschool Mom? Why It’s Normal (+ What Helps)
Feeling like a bored homeschool mom lately? You’re not doing it wrong — boredom is just what happens when nothing new has broken up the routine in a while. Here’s why novelty fixes it, and how to schedule it in before burnout does the deciding for you.
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Declutter Your Homeschool Mama Mind: Overwhelm to On Purpose
Today, I want to share some insights and tools to declutter your homeschool mama mind — the ones that have helped me clear the mental clutter, navigate those tough emotions, and actually enjoy this incredible journey. Here’s how I went from feeling overwhelmed to on purpose in my homeschool life, and how you can, too.…
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What a Coach Does That Even Your Best Friend Can’t
Wondering how life coaching is different from talking to a friend? Here’s what a coach makes possible that your closest friendship can’t.
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