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Understanding Your Neurodivergent Child

Children want to be understood. But understanding your neurodivergent child isn't easy. Let's talk about how to understand them better.

Homeschool Side Quests

Homeschooling can be a lot more fun if you take some side quests and leave your regular curriculum behind for awhile.

Folding Towels

I've learned to fold my towels differently based on what works best for the specific towel. I promise this relates to homeschooling.

Feral Homeschooling

Children are not made to learn sitting at desks. Their tiny bodies are not designed for staying in chairs. That is why I started homeschooling.

No, I Can’t Form Habits

My dentist insists that if I just floss for 21 days straight, I'll form a new habit and do it every day. She's wrong. Here's why.

Left-Right Confusion

Left-Right Confusion is when you have trouble telling your left from your right and it is pretty common. But there are some tricks to dealing with it.

Parenting Beyond Age 18

Parenting your kids into adulthood isn't easy. It is even harder when you realize you want to do this differently than your parents did.

Do you have a child who won’t do their work? Who complains everything is harder than you know it is? Do you have a child that is making you crazy because they won’t just do their school work? Today’s post is for you.