Just a quick one this morning. I'd love for you to jump over to the facebook page and join in with Monday's for Mum or Mom ;-)
Let's spend just a few moments honouring us and the things that we do that bring us joy.
We spend so much time doing, doing, doing for everyone else. What I want to know is, what are you doing for you?
Leave a comment, snap a quick pic if you can and share them over here on our facebook page so we can all get a glimpse at the things that have brought you some joy recently.
Happy Homeschooling,
Kylie
Showing posts with label Mum Stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mum Stuff. Show all posts
Monday, February 2, 2015
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Ten Habits Of Happy Homeschooling Mums
I love this Ten Habits list and just had to share -
10. HHM’s have let go of the notion of Getting it RightTM . If there’s one thing I know for certain, it is that there is no one right way to homeschool. The variations on normal are myriad and ever-changing. Even within one family, what works for one child may not for the others. Embracing the diversity within your family (and the homeschooling community at large) and making alterations that fit your own family’s style are essential to homeschooling harmony.
9. HHM’s don’t compare. Whether its one child with another within your own family, your family to another homeschooling family, or your kids to kids in public school – happiness is wholeheartedly appreciating your own unique strengths when it comes to homeschooling style and accomplishments. Contrary to popular belief, there is no Queen of Homeschooling (though if there were, I would certainly be She {wink and nod to those who get this}). Every style of homeschooling has strengths and weaknesses and every homeschooling mom’s personality and personal style will flavor her efforts with tweaks and kinks that may intrigue or irritate onlookers. Draw inspiration from things you like and ignore things that don’t blow your skirt up.
For the rest of the Top 10 visit This Adventure Life


10. HHM’s have let go of the notion of Getting it RightTM . If there’s one thing I know for certain, it is that there is no one right way to homeschool. The variations on normal are myriad and ever-changing. Even within one family, what works for one child may not for the others. Embracing the diversity within your family (and the homeschooling community at large) and making alterations that fit your own family’s style are essential to homeschooling harmony.
9. HHM’s don’t compare. Whether its one child with another within your own family, your family to another homeschooling family, or your kids to kids in public school – happiness is wholeheartedly appreciating your own unique strengths when it comes to homeschooling style and accomplishments. Contrary to popular belief, there is no Queen of Homeschooling (though if there were, I would certainly be She {wink and nod to those who get this}). Every style of homeschooling has strengths and weaknesses and every homeschooling mom’s personality and personal style will flavor her efforts with tweaks and kinks that may intrigue or irritate onlookers. Draw inspiration from things you like and ignore things that don’t blow your skirt up.
For the rest of the Top 10 visit This Adventure Life

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