Christian Unschooling: Unpredictability and Lack of Control
Christian Unschooling: Between the Lines
Christian Unschooling: My Reason for Writing
The Christian Unschooling Experiment
An Ordered Unschooling Life
Stare Hard: An Unschooling Challenge
Is It Okay if Parents Want to Influence Their Unschooling Kids?
The Discomfort of Letting Go and Allowing Our Kids (and Ourselves) to Grow
When We Don’t Know What to Do
When Children Move Out of an Unschool Home
Some parenting ‘experts’ advise us to push our kids out of the family home as soon as possible. They tell us to make our kids stand on their own two feet. But my husband and I have ignored this advice. We’re happy for our kids to remain with us as long as they need to be here. Some of them moved out of home when they were 18 or 19. Some stayed longer. Now, we only have one child left.
Love or Fear? What Guides Our Lives?
Parenting: Doing Our Inadequate Best
Do you ever look back - a few years, months or even days - at your younger self and wish you could have done better? Perhaps you remember dragon parent days when you failed to be gentle. Could you have said things you now regret? I know I do.Sometimes, I want to go back and put things right. But even if it were possible to retrace my steps, perhaps it’s unnecessary to begin again.
The Stories of Our Lives
In this episode of the Stories of an Unschooling Family podcast, I discuss a range of topics from unschooling and homeschool record-keeping to generating writing ideas and dealing with social media distractions. I also share some resources, including Tiago Forte's book, Building a Second Brain, and Matthew Dicks' Storyworthy. If you're interested in unschooling, homeschooling, or just love listening to podcasts, tune in for some great insights and ideas.
Unschool: Greater Things
My New Book: The Unschool Challenge
Should We Encourage Our Kids to Follow Their Dreams?
Can Christians Unschool?