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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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Mentally strong homeschool moms are not born that way. They are built — one honest, uncomfortable, growing moment at a time.
And this book by Amy Morin is one of the best tools I have found for that building work.
How This Book Found MeIt found me in an airport bookshop — you know tha...
If you’ve ever lain awake wondering what’s wrong with your homeschool, know this: you’re asking one of the same questions homeschool moms are asking every single week — you’re just doing it alone, at midnight, with a search bar instead of a friend.
After two decades of homeschooling my own four kids, and six years coaching the women who do this work every single day, ...
This episode is all about nonviolent homeschool communication — specifically, the patterns that make it harder than it needs to be. Nonviolent homeschool communication starts here — with understanding these old patterns.
And there is one book that has shaped how I think about this more than any other.
I’ve read a lot of books on relationships, parenting, connec...
If you’re struggling as you learn how to stop taking your child’s behaviour personally, girlfriend, I get you! That feeling — that your child is doing something to you — is an easy one to fall into. Not just being difficult, but somehow, specifically, deliberately difficult, aimed at you. You’ve had the thought before, even if you didn’t say it out loud:
Welcome to the Homeschool Mom Book Club 2026 — a year of reading chosen entirely for you.
Can I ask you a question? Who is nurturing you?
It’s a question most homeschool moms never get asked. We pour everything into our children — our time, our creativity, our patience, our presence — and somewhere in all that nurturing, we forget that we are humans with needs ...