Every year, in early August, the onslaught of back to school advertising begins. Students (well the parents) are bombarded with reasons to purchase the trendiest wardrobe, up to date electronics, and designer back packs. Home educators are not exempt from this back to school mentality. Their focus, ... View Post
In Response to the ALS #IceBucketChallenge
I'm not one to respond to topics that fill my Facebook feed...but this one is personal. I'm sure you've seen it...celebrities and maybe even some of your friends dumping buckets of ice water on their heads to raise awareness and funds for ALS. In the past few weeks, the ALS Association has seen ... View Post
Walking Your Child Through Disappointment
We try so hard to create the perfect life for our children. We protect them from bumps and bruises as they take their first steps, we help them find activities they can do well, and we steer them away from risky things. But as much as we try to keep them inside our protective bubble, at some point, ... View Post
How to Talk to Your Kids About World Events
The turmoil and suffering in the Middle East right now can be enough to make your mama heart feel like it’s going to break into pieces. You know your own kids can’t handle the weight of the information we’re all seeing in our news feeds, but you also want them to be prepared with God’s perspective ... View Post
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