To the mom of a child with special needs: it’s okay to cry, it’s okay to rest, and it’s okay if your life looks different than you imagined. You are not alone.

In every storm, there are sandbars — moments of grace that keep us afloat. This heartfelt reflection reminds us to fight for God’s promises, battle negativity, and find gratitude even in seasons of struggle.

Homeschooling our children has been one of my greatest blessings. I am so grateful that I get to share life and learning with our children each and every day. I am so grateful for the sweet memories, the joyful smiles, and the connections we’ve been able to share over the years. But I want you to know something. Homeschooling is not always easy. And it seriously can be downright HARD. The Hard Days There are days when nothing goes as planned. There are days when the children

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When I was in college, one of my professors introduced me to Dr. Laura . She was an adamant believer that mothers should stay home with...

I used to believe that education was about standardized test scores and straight A’s. It was about good grades, the honor roll, and...

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Hello, New Friend! ​ Welcome to my site, a simple little space in the vast, busy world of homeschool blogs. Whether you’re new to...