What to do when you don’t know what to do
…in. Every new little goal counts. 2. Go Back to Basics For homeschooling, we’re going back to basics. You can never go wrong with reading aloud. So that’s what we’re…
…in. Every new little goal counts. 2. Go Back to Basics For homeschooling, we’re going back to basics. You can never go wrong with reading aloud. So that’s what we’re…
…remind us that in order to stay healthy as introverted mothers, we genuinely need a little alone time to recharge each day, especially as Christmas nears: Here’s how the calendar…
…by Kara, really helped me relax about my son’s transcript. 3. Your Role Will Change Over The Four Years (and that’s OK). I was a little taken aback by how…
…5:30 pm – When afternoon study time ends, the kids play while I finish up dinner. Sometimes their play gets a little too loud for this mama’s nerves. If so,…
…see their missing teeth, their freckles, their eye color, or their new hair cut. You will treasure every detail of those little faces in the years to come. While you’re…
Written by Cait Fitzpatrick Curley of My Little Poppies My oldest son has always been fascinated by animals and the natural world. His interests aren’t your typical run-of-the-mill animals and…
…over. I bet you celebrate their projects and their accomplishments, because they’re pretty great. I bet you let them know that you’re proud of them in a zillion little ways….
Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Try Holiday Gameschooling ~ Written by Cait Curley of My Little Poppies As 2021 comes to a close, many of us are seeking…
…made a huge mistake. (Hint: You probably didn’t.) Today I want to share some tips for growing your confidence when you feel a little shaky. 1. Watch how to talk…
…help create smoother interactions with friends, family and even strangers by taking a little bit of time to plan ahead. Here’s how. 1. Be prepared. “Hi, my name is Hillary…
…specializes in adorable printables, art prints, plates + bowls, growth charts and other children’s items, all customized to look like your little one! Meg Bartholomy, owner and illustrator of Olliegraphic,…
…sweet caddy is practical–holding all your child’s art and writing supplies in one place. But it is also beautiful, inspiring your little one to sit down and create more often….
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