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Weekend homeschool links:
- Why parents, especially new parents, need to nurture their friendships (I was blessed to contribute to this Washington Post article!)
- How to make a decision as a mom
- What if my child never learns to read?
- 7 ways to make spelling logical
- An unschooling success story
- 7 years ago on the blog: What to do with homeschool doubt
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