Unschool: Favourite Kids
Unschool: Clothes, Connections and Reflections of Love
She twirls, spinning, her new dress lifting. She’s grinning, and I instantly forget the pain: I dislike sewing. Years later, all grown up, with eyes glowing, she recalls that dress and everything I sewed or chose for her. And I know that clothes are not frivolous but connections and reflections of my mother’s love.
Questioning the Wisdom of Unconditional Love
Unschooling Strong
My New Book: The Unschool Challenge
Why We Should Praise Our Kids
Parenting Without Fear
How Will You Know if Unschooling Works?
Is It Ever Too Late to Start Unschooling?
What Kind of Home Do Kids Need?
Heavy Metal Music and Keeping Kids Safe
Often we make decisions based on the opinions and expectations of others. Without considering whether something is good for us or not, whether it suits our family or fulfils our needs and those of our children, we toss away anything that might make us unacceptable in the eyes of other people. All it takes is a few words, the tone of someone’s voice, or some raised eyebrows, and we begin to doubt ourselves.Why don’t we stand firm and have confidence in our opinions and decisions? Why don’t we trust ourselves? Why are we so easily swayed by other people? Is it because we have a deep longing for acceptance and a place to belong?
How Do Kids Learn to Be Generous?
This Time Next Year: Where Will You Be?
Sharing the Ice Cream and Rejecting Tough Love
A Message We Can All Share Even if Our Unschooling Lives Aren’t Picture-Perfect
Do Beautiful Photos Fail to Tell the Whole Unschooling Story?
Unschooling Poster Kids