Self-Care Tips for the Overstimulated Homeschool Mom
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by Xuan
2d ago
Today, I’m diving into something a little close to home for many of us—navigating the whirlwind of homeschooling without losing our cool or sanity. It’s like trying to sip a peaceful cup of tea in the middle of a rock concert, right? But here’s the kicker: turning down the volume and finding your zen amidst the chaos is possible. Looking for more information about relaxed homeschooling? Check out these articles: Homeschool LIke an Essentialist Effortless Homeschooling Relaxed Homeschooling: What It Is and Why You Want To Do It Homeschooling Doesn’t Have to Be Stressful! 10 Ways to Slow Down a ..read more
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The Untapped Magic of ‘Flow’ in Homeschooling
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by Xuan
1w ago
Have you ever watched your child get so absorbed in a task that the world around them seems to disappear? That, my fellow homeschoolers, is what psychologists call the ‘flow state.’ It’s like they’re in their own little bubble, completely engrossed in what they’re doing. I remember this one afternoon when my kiddo was building a LEGO spacecraft. Hours flew by, but to him, they felt like minutes. That’s flow, and it’s pure gold for learning. Looking for more information about relaxed homeschooling? Check out these articles: Homeschool LIke an Essentialist Effortless Homeschooling Relaxed Homes ..read more
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Reclaiming Joy: Escaping the Clutches of Burnout
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by Xuan
2w ago
I’ve been there, in the thick of it, feeling like every day is a marathon I never signed up for. Burnout. It sneaks up on you, doesn’t it? One day, you’re juggling homeschooling, life, and everything in between, and the next, you’re wondering how a cup of coffee became your lifeline. I want to share a bit of my story with you, not to dwell on the tough times but to shine a light on the path out of them. Because if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that burnout doesn’t have to be an endpoint; it can be a turning point. Looking for more information about relaxed homeschooling? Check out these ..read more
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Beyond the Checklist: A Holistic Approach to Homeschooling
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by Xuan
3w ago
Have you ever heard someone talk about living a “Technicolor life”? It’s a fancy way of saying living fully, vibrantly, and with a splash of color. Let’s apply that concept to slow living and homeschooling. Slow living is about finding joy and fulfillment in everyday life, even when it is packed with tasks like folding laundry or planning lessons. Looking for more information about relaxed homeschooling? Check out these articles: Homeschool LIke an Essentialist Effortless Homeschooling Relaxed Homeschooling: What It Is and Why You Want To Do It Homeschooling Doesn’t Have to Be Stressful! 10 W ..read more
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Embracing Simplicity: A Guide to Slow Homeschooling
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by Xuan
1M ago
Have you ever felt like life these days is just… a lot? Between the dings of notifications, the endless scrolls through social media, and the jam-packed schedules that leave little room for a breather, it’s no wonder many of us feel like we’re constantly running on a hamster wheel. This non-stop stimulation can take a toll, not just on us but on our kids, too. But what if I told you there’s another way? This path is less traveled in our high-speed world but promises more peace, deeper connections, and a richer educational experience for our children. This is the heart of slow living and simple ..read more
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The Joy of Just Being: Not Everything Has to Be a Lesson
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by Xuan
1M ago
Homeschooling opens up a world of flexibility and personalization in education that many cherish. We tailor lessons to our children’s interests, set our own schedules, and turn the world into our classroom. Yet, in this beautiful, sprawling landscape of learning opportunities, it’s easy to assume that every moment must be educational. But here’s a little reminder – it doesn’t have to be. I remember a day when my child was playing in the backyard, engrossed in the simple joy of splashing in a puddle. My immediate thought was, “Great! Let’s turn this into a lesson about water cycles!” But then I ..read more
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Adopting a ‘Soft Finish’ to Our Homeschool Year
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by Xuan
1M ago
It’s that time of year again. The time when the hustle and bustle of the homeschooling world seems to reach a fever pitch. Everywhere we turn, there’s a push to squeeze every last drop of learning and achievement out of our days. But here’s a thought: what if we chose a different path? What if we decided to wind down gracefully instead of ramping up the pressure? I’m talking about a ‘soft finish’ to our homeschool year, where rest and joy take center stage over hustle and performance. Looking for more information about relaxed homeschooling? Check out these articles: Homeschool LIke an Essent ..read more
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Embracing the Unhurried Life
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by Xuan
1M ago
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, it’s all too easy to get swept up in the rush to do more, faster, and better. As a homeschooling parent and advocate for a holistic, simplified lifestyle, I’ve been on a journey to push against this current, seeking ways to slow down, reflect, and embrace the beauty of living and learning at a more natural pace. Looking for more information about relaxed homeschooling? Check out these articles: Homeschool LIke an Essentialist Effortless Homeschooling Relaxed Homeschooling: What It Is and Why You Want To Do It Homeschooling Doesn’t Have to Be Stressful ..read more
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Sh*t Happens: Adapting Your Homeschool When Things Don’t Go As Planned
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by Xuan
2M ago
Life, as they say, is what happens when you’re busy making other plans. This couldn’t be more true for those of us on the homeschooling journey, where the line between life and school is blurred. A year and a half ago, my husband experienced a horrific motorcycle accident that offered a vivid reminder of this, turning our well-oiled homeschooling routine on its head. In the wake of the accident, our family found itself navigating a new reality, one where doctor’s appointments, recovery, and emotional support took precedence over lesson plans and field trips. This unexpected shift tested our fa ..read more
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Homeschooling: Keeping It Real and Rewarding
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by Xuan
2M ago
Think about the world of homeschooling—it’s always buzzing with new stuff, right? There are a lot of new books, cool resources, and different ways of doing things, and sometimes, looking at all those picture-perfect homeschool setups online can make you second-guess your own. But here’s a little heart-to-heart: your homeschool, with all its little quirks, the daily routines, and those oops moments, is absolutely enough. It’s the real deal where true learning and growth happen. Looking for more information about relaxed homeschooling? Check out these articles: Homeschool LIke an Essentialist E ..read more
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