I think you’re Wonder Woman power is being yourself and being willing to do the work of homeschooling. I have talked with so many moms who have said the same core thing - they don’t really want to do public school, and they can’t afford private school, so they’re kinda interested in homeschool... But they don’t feel like they’re smart enough or know how or they’re scared to teach reading. And I always just want to say - you are enough!! You CAN do this!! I loved when y’all were talking about it being a journey, you don’t arrive. This is a beautiful service we do for our kids and who better than mama? The public school system will never love your child the way you can, and it certainly won’t teach God’s truth and beauty through it all.
This is wonderful, thank you. I am reading Charlotte's volumes a little at a time and through them I am growing and grasping, one little thing at a time. As long as you are reading quality living books, even a little every day, you can and will grow. Mother Culture.
I want to know how homeschool with a baby. A have 2 kids 11 and 6 years we are doing well. But i am pregnant i am worrying how i can maintain this system with newborn baby. Maybe you have any tıps? :)
Hi Bella! First, make sure you allow yourself and your children grace. A new baby is a wonderful blessing and one that will provide lessons for your children that they will not have learned if they were away from the family during traditional school hours. Our friend Jenn Faas discusses homeschooling with a baby in this video: simplycharlottemason.com/blog/your-questions-answered-homeschooling-with-preschoolers-in-the-mix/
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I think you’re Wonder Woman power is being yourself and being willing to do the work of homeschooling. I have talked with so many moms who have said the same core thing - they don’t really want to do public school, and they can’t afford private school, so they’re kinda interested in homeschool... But they don’t feel like they’re smart enough or know how or they’re scared to teach reading. And I always just want to say - you are enough!! You CAN do this!! I loved when y’all were talking about it being a journey, you don’t arrive. This is a beautiful service we do for our kids and who better than mama? The public school system will never love your child the way you can, and it certainly won’t teach God’s truth and beauty through it all.
Thi comment is the best ❤
I love when you have Amber on, she is such a great guest!!!
I can not wait to hear Amber speak this summer!! :)
I really appreciate your humility and honesty. This video was so encouraging for this "Jane of all trades".
This is wonderful, thank you. I am reading Charlotte's volumes a little at a time and through them I am growing and grasping, one little thing at a time. As long as you are reading quality living books, even a little every day, you can and will grow. Mother Culture.
I know right?! There’s sooooo much to absorb!
I love hearing Amber share or speak! Glad to watch you on here again :)
This was very encouraging thank you!
LOVE this video! I still have issues with pronouncing
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I want to know how homeschool with a baby. A have 2 kids 11 and 6 years we are doing well. But i am pregnant i am worrying how i can maintain this system with newborn baby. Maybe you have any tıps? :)
I can’t remember which Q&A video addressed some of this, but there is one whether talk about schooling with a babe in tow. You can do it mama!
I love these videos! Amber is beautiful.
I have a newborn. You break when the newborn breaks. I have been doing mostly practical life with my kids.
@@aprildehm117 thank you.
Hi Bella! First, make sure you allow yourself and your children grace. A new baby is a wonderful blessing and one that will provide lessons for your children that they will not have learned if they were away from the family during traditional school hours. Our friend Jenn Faas discusses homeschooling with a baby in this video: simplycharlottemason.com/blog/your-questions-answered-homeschooling-with-preschoolers-in-the-mix/