What living dairy free is all about :: From contributor Cheryl Pitt of the 2:1 conference Grace for the introverted mom :: Diary of a Bewildered Mother 15 ways homeschooling is like living in a fraternity house :: Atlanta Homeschool It's supposed to be hard :: My post this week on Steady …
Archives for December 2013
Keeping the end in mind
Written by contributor Jena of Yarns of the Heart. When our kids are grown and look back on their homeschooling years, what will they say about it? Melissa and I were in the car recently, talking about her college classes. She's a political science major, so she likes to think about current …
4 important steps to ease holiday parenting
The following is a guest post written by Kassandra Brown of Parentcoaching.org. "You’re too clumsy to be my mom” shrieks my 5 year old after I knock her glass of Christmas punch off the counter. I look at the spreading stain and bite my tongue on yet another reminder that putting glasses on the …
5 tips for taking the stress out of Christmas
Written by contributor Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. As beautiful as the Christmas season is, it can also be an extremely stressful time of year. There are often many more commitments than normal - plays, parties, service opportunities - and then there is the pressure to …
All kids have special needs.
Written by Jamie Martin, editor of Simple Homeschool and writer at Steady Mom Over a decade ago, I had the extraordinary honor of working with special needs children in both schools and homes. I mainly helped them and their families in whatever way I could, and did my best to shower a little …