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Continue reading →: Year-Round Homeschooling and the Importance of Family Support in Summer
We’re a year-round homeschooling family, so the transition into summer feels seamless for us. There’s no “last day of school” bell or giant, locker-desk clean-out. But recently, my kids have come up with a way of marking the change in seasons. I’ve noticed the uptick in conversation around their must-do…
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Continue reading →: Celebrating the Homeschool End of Year: Marking Milestones and Making Memories
How do you conclude your homeschool year? Do you celebrate your student(s) growth with a ceremony, a getaway, or not at all? As a year-round homeschooling family, I’ll be honest – ending one school year and rolling right into the other without a second thought is a must for us.…
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Continue reading →: How I Started Homeschooling My Youngest: My Low-Pressure Approach to PreschoolIf you’re beginning to homeschool multiple kids, how do you know when your youngest is actually ready to join in the routine… without overwhelming them in the process? It’s been a minute since I’ve sat down and written here, and can I just say…. it feels really good to be…
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Continue reading →: A New Chapter: The Journey of Raising a Middle Schooler
It’s official! I’m now the proud mom of a middle schooler. There’s a lot to unpack in that statement, reflecting a significant milestone in both my life and motherhood. It’s a reminder that my baby is growing up. I realized this milestone wasn’t sudden; it gradually unfolded as he began…
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Continue reading →: Embracing Summer: A Journey of Self-Improvement and Family Bonding
Summer is a time to step outside and showcase the progress we’ve made during those long, cooped-up months. At my “big” age of 33 and as a mom of 3, I often find myself enjoying the comforts of our home. However, as the warmer months approach, it got me thinking…
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Continue reading →: Returning To Work
It’s been a little over six months since I made my return to work and for some reason, I’ve been hesitant to share how my experience has been. Come to think of it I might be a bit embarrassed now that my “Put me in the game, coach!” attitude is…
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Continue reading →: I look forward to leaving the House; Without My kids
You know, as much as I never thought I would say something like this, I actually look forward to the days when I get to leave out my house and go to work. Now, for so many reasons, I know that people take it for granted. Someone might say, ”…
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Continue reading →: Back To Work I Go
Let’s begin by adding to the running list, which I have used to define the many hats I’ve worn throughout my motherhood journey, working again mom. Yup, you’ve read that correctly, I will no longer be considered a stay-at-home-mom by societal definition as I am making my way back to…
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Continue reading →: From Holding To Hugs Back
One day you’re carrying your precious newborn baby home from the hospital and the automatic assumption is that you would carry them around the house, carry them to their doctor’s appointments, and eventually carry them through the world. Then one day, something changes. As if the switch was flipped on,…
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Continue reading →: Mommas Don’t Get Sick
There’s no such thing as a sick day when you are a mom, especially for a stay-at-home mom. It seems in my latest YouTube video I shared some changes that were coming to our family dynamic this summer but before I could get anywhere there was one little hiccup. I…
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