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Homeschool Mama Self-Care: Nurturing the Nurturer: Homeschool Life Coach for Moms Who are Burned Out | Teresa Wiedrick

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Prefer to listen? This is the episode on the A of my Reimagine framework, part of Coming Home to Yourself, the current season of the Confident Homeschool Mom Podcast.

Am I doing enough? Is this enough for my kids? Am I patient enough, organized enough, smart enough to pull this off? These questions sound like they’re about your homeschool. B...


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Prefer to listen? This is part of Coming Home to Yourself, the current season of the Confident Homeschool Mom Podcast.

Knowing how to connect with your homeschool kids starts with being with them, not just near them. Being near m...


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Feeling overwhelmed in your homeschool doesn’t mean you’re failing. It’s about carrying an invisible load you can’t see clearly. Once you can name each load, you can stop fixing the wrong problems. The free homeschool overwhelm quiz below helps you find yours in about 5 minutes.

You wake up with good intentions. Toda...


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Prefer to listen? This is part of Coming Home to Yourself, the current season of the Confident Homeschool Mom Podcast.

Structuring a grade 7 homeschool for your twelve-year-old? Your twelve-year-old and MY twelve-year-old aren’t the same.

In fact, I’ve had four twelve-year-olds living in the same family and they aren’t the same either. So tak...


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October is an unusual time for a fall homeschool assessment. Typically, we review our homeschool at the end of April, when the year is nearly done, and a homeschool conference is around the corner. Otherwise, we do it in early August, just before the new year begins. But October? Aren’t...


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