Helping You Turn Your Homeschool Challenges into Your Homeschool Charms
What are you going to hear on Season #3 of the Homeschool Mama Self-Care Podcast? Season #3 Homeschool Mama Self-Care Podcast is dedicated to the new(er) homeschool mama. If you’ve been homeschooling for just a few years, a few months, or are planning to homeschool in the upcoming fall, then this podcast season is dedicated…
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“There is no one way to be a perfect mother–and a million ways to be a good one.”–Jill Churchill Someone shared this quote in a women’s group very early in my parenting years. And I’ve kept it on my fridge ever since. Who knew this parenting thing wouldn’t be a cinch. (This homeschool mom giveaway…
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I’m privileged to virtually walk alongside homeschool mamas just like you. I am privileged to be invited into your homeschool, be told about why you homeschool, who you homeschool, the challenges in your homeschool, and why you’re not sure you want to continue homeschooling or at least, why you’re finding it challenging. You know that…
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Jenn Dean is a parenting coach who founded Families Matter Most, an organization that helps families thrive. Having faced difficulties and challenges in her own parenting, she knows firsthand just how tough it can be! Jenn speaks online and all over Canada offering practical tools to families through private coaching, seminars, camps, and workshops. Families…
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You want to address your homeschool mama’s big emotions with your toolbox so you’re always prepared. What might be some of your Homeschool Mama Big Emotions? Oh, I dunno… Anger, you can handle one kid being too sharp, but not four; you told that kid a thousand times to do something and they forgot again,…
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Colleen Kessler provides online homeschool and parent coaching to help you feel confident as you parent your differently-wired kiddo and bring peace back to your family. Colleen has a master’s degree in gifted education and spent over ten years as a gifted intervention specialist advocating for the bright {and often misunderstood} children with whom she…
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