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.
Emily McDermott helps moms declutter their homes, heads, and hearts. Emily is an Air Force wife and stay-at-home mom to two young boys. She writes about minimalism, intentional living, simple living, and habits at her blog Simple by Emmy. In 2014, Emily discovered minimalism. Living with less has helped her to discover her “why” and…
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What’s the connection beween self-care and deschooling? Mindset! Because how you think affects HOW you homeschool and how happy you are.
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Confident homeschooling starts with mastering boundaries! Teresa Wiedrick, Homeschool Life Coach, helps you become a confident homeschool mom.
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How can deschooling help us live a purposeful life? I’ll share the seven ways deschooling helps us live a purposeful life.
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You can’t give everything to everyone else and not give yourself what you need. Homeschool moms aren’t supermoms. (But we moms are sure good at that, especially homeschool moms.) Still, homeschool moms aren’t supermoms. You’re not God and there’s no such thing as SuperMom (there’s a reason Marvel hasn’t created a SuperMom). You simply can’t be everything for…
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How to develop boundaries in my homeschool life? One way is to coach yourself by learning new concepts through these thirteen books.
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