I love cooking but as
a homeschool mom of three I don't always have time to figure out the nutrition in recipes.
Author: Maria Magdalena Maria Magdalena is
a homeschool mom of 11 year old boy, live with her lovely husband and son at a remote coastal area in Sumatera, Indonesia.
This site was born out of a desire to reach out to homeschool moms, creating online community and support to today's modern
homeschooling mom of faith.
I am
homeschooling mom of five kids ranging in age from almost 12 to 2 yrs old.
I'm Colleen, gifted specialist, educational consultant, author, speaker, and
homeschool mom of four gifted / twice - exceptional kids.
Tracy is
a homeschooling mom of two boys.
To quote Joel Salatin to describe parts of myself, I am a «Christian - libertarian - environmentalist - capitalist - lunatic - Farmer» (add
homeschooling mom of many), yet I find you very disturbing.
Carrie is
a homeschooling mom of 6 (soon to be 7) who writes about frugality, minimalism, good books, feeding a family and productivity at: http://www.NaturalMomsTalkRadio.com. Be sure to check out her free podcast episodes for informative experts on natural family living.
I'm a busy
homeschool mom of six kids.
The author, Jen, is
a homeschooling mom of five children, which already fills the Wonder - Woman category.
I am
a homeschooling mom of four who has been married to my true love for almost fourteen years.
I'm
a homeschooling mom of a 7 year old and a 4 year old.
I'm Lisa -
a homeschool mom of 3 (2 boys and 1 girl).
I'm a follower of Christ, wife,
homeschool mom of five, and am passionate about natural living!
I am a 32 year old Christian
homeschooling mom of 6 healthy, happy kiddos.
I am
a homeschooling mom of 5 and trying to be a good steward of God's blessings while keeping things natural!
I'm a working - at - home
homeschooling mom of 5.
My family and I live here in West Michigan where I'm a wife,
homeschooling Mom of 4, blogger, and author of Real Food for Rookies.
Along with being
a homeschooling mom of two kiddos, she is also an in - demand prop and event stylist, photographer, interior and graphic designer.
I'm a retired
homeschooling mom of three.
About Site - Jill is an herbalist,
homeschool mom of four, and disciple of Jesus Christ, certified family herbalist that loves researching health and wellness and sharing with others the things I learn.
Sherry Early is a former librarian,
homeschooling mom of eight wonderful children and young adults, and inveterate reader.
I'm a blogging, printable creating, primary teaching, once
a homeschooling mom of two, wife of one (ha!)
About Blog Jill is an herbalist,
homeschool mom of four, and disciple of Jesus Christ, certified family herbalist that loves researching health and wellness and sharing with others the things I learn.
New Jersey About Blog Justice Pirate — wife,
homeschooling mom of 2 sons, photographer, abolitionist to end modern - day slavery / human trafficking, aspiring missionary, minimalist / simplistic living, quilter, peace & justice seeker.
I am a former public school teacher turned
homeschool mom of six.
About Blog A Catholic wife and mom, master catechist and former
homeschooling mom of 8 years constantly climbing the Pillars of fire and truth which is the Catholic church.
New Jersey About Blog Justice Pirate — wife,
homeschooling mom of 2 sons, photographer, abolitionist to end modern - day slavery / human trafficking, aspiring missionary, minimalist / simplistic living, quilter, peace & justice seeker.
Not exact matches
I tried and tried to just suck it up and fulfill the lengthy list
of expectations, but I just couldn't handle working sixty to seventy hours a week (especially not as a single
mom trying to
homeschool a middle schooler).
A lot
of homeschool groups arranged for qualified instructors to teach harder subjects like physics and algebra, but if you didn't have access to «qualified» individuals, a
mom who could read a curriculum was perfectly acceptable.
Whether it be public school or
homeschool, you strike me as the type
of mom who will do what is in her heart that is best for her children.
i know a lot
of people who have regretted starting their kids in public school because it either makes it harder for them to get used to the idea
of learning from
mom or because they form attachments at school and don't want to be
homeschooled.
Abbie, co-owner
of Mom's Milk Boutique, does a ton
of «behind the scenes» work from overseas... all while
homeschooling four kids!
We just started
homeschooling this year and I don't have lots
of support from family and I greatly appreciate words
of wisdom from
moms that have kept a realistic perspective and manage to find the joy in motherhood.
As the number
of homeschoolers is on the rise, so is the number
of stay - at - home
moms who choose to
homeschool their children.
Or, maybe you're a more seasoned
mom spending your days working or
homeschooling and your evenings chauffeuring your children to their activities, cleaning, cooking, and handling the myriad
of other responsibilities that come with being a
mom.
There are all kinds
of moms out there: working
moms, stay - at - home
moms, «cool
moms,» alternative
moms, crunchy
moms,
homeschooling moms, helicopter
moms... Honestly there's probably a group
of moms out there who base their core parenting principals on the wisdom
of Dr.. Who or something, because why the hell not?
She is the
mom of three boys ages 10, 12 and 15 who partially
homeschools.
She takes not only her wealth
of preschool teacher knowledge but also her long years as a
homeschooling mom and shares them in this book.
I also know, from experience, that being alone with children all day can be demanding at times - we all need stimulating ideas and encouragement, whether we are
mom - teachers or professional teachers and so I hope that by sharing my joys and struggles in the
Homeschooling pages, that I will lift you above the level
of dirty finger marks and spilt milk and give you the motivation and inspiration you need to teach and train your children well.
In all my years
of teaching (both as a classroom teacher and as a
homeschooling mom), I've realized no two children learn the same.
As a
homeschooling mom, I am considering picking up a few
of these items myself to use.
Even the busiest
of homeschooling moms would love it if you called to pick their brain about something.
I'm one
of those wahms (work at home
moms) that juggle both
homeschooling and running an online business.
Some stay - at - home
moms do the work
of a teacher by
homeschooling their kids.
I know
of several
homeschool working
moms and dads who are making both happen successfully.
As a
homeschool mom, many
of the gifts I'm looking for this holiday season have an educational bent.
I also know that a lot
of homeschool moms enjoy the freedom to make their schedules lighter in December in order to have more time to enjoy hands - on projects with their kiddos.
Hi, I'm Demetria, publisher
of Christian
Homeschool Moms.
I began this site out
of a need to connect
homeschooling moms with one another - offering inspiration, encouragement, motivation, and resources.