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What if the best thing we can give our kids isn’t a perfectly planned education, but a childhood that leaves room for wonder? Wild + Free founder Ainsley Arment joins us on the Brave Writer podcast to talk about her new picture book, Grow Wild, My Child, and the philosophy behind a childhood rooted in […]

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In this moment of gentle parenting, the idea of high academic expectations seems almost abusive. Can we really expect our kids to work hard, achieve excellence, perform well? The words expectation, excellence, and performance feel loaded with pressure, scrutiny, evaluation, and tension. The “good parents” nurture. They create space, are helpful and kind, never raise […]

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What if the thing standing between us and a satisfying homeschool rhythm isn’t the curriculum, but our resistance to sitting down and making a plan? On the Brave Writer podcast today, we’re looking at how attention, boredom, confusion, and even our phones shape the way we approach learning. Then we get practical, building a flexible […]

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Check out our latest literature and grammar handbooks! Teach grammar, punctuation, spelling, and literary devices through these engaging stories (books not included). Arrow (ages 11-12): The Nine Moons of Han Yu and Luli by Karina Yan Glasser Two young heroes. Two desperate journeys. One unbreakable bond between family and home. In ancient Chang’An, Han Yu sells […]

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What rights do we forget we have when homeschooling becomes an all-consuming family project? Staying home to educate our kids can be meaningful, joyful work, but it is still work. We deserve a voice in family finances, time to maintain employable skills, space for lesson preparation, personal interests, exercise, rest, and a say in the […]

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