We all know homeschooling moms are worriers, usually.

Some homeschool worries stem from outside voices.

But some of those homeschool worries come directly from our own brains… and usually starts with “am I doing enough?” In other words, caring about doing a good job.

A few homeschool mom worries are part of the territory. But many focus on factors that do not actually determine whether their children are learning, growing, or thriving. If you are carrying more stress than you need to (and I know you are), this list is for you.

I think one reason is that most of us feel like the fate of our children rests solely in our hands.

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Starting up a new homeschooling year? Here are some things to keep in mind if you're teaching a struggling learner.

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Here are five great ways to celebrate summer and help your struggling reader at the same time.

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Who’s helping you homeschool? You may be overwhelmed at the thought of doing it all, but there’s good news! You don’t have to. Learn how to find your homeschool support system!

These post-pandemic days, when I mention that we homeschool, I don’t think it’s my imagination that I’m met with many shiny new looks of respect. And I know it’s not my imagination that I’ve been met with more responses like, “I could never do that,” “I like the idea of homeschooling, but I couldn’t make it work in the spring (2020),” and, “You must really be on top of it.”

Side note: Can we trust memes as an accurate reflection of culture?

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Homeschooling can be lonely without a strong support system. That’s why it’s so important to find your homeschool community. If you’ve ever struggled to find your tribe, you’ll appreciate the following tips.

Have you had trouble finding a supportive homeschool community? You are not alone! I am right there with you! Finding supportive homeschool groups can be hard, especially if you’re an introverted homeschool mom like me.

We homeschool parents carry loads of pressure to be perfect and to do this homeschool thing right. We need allies, cheerleaders, and friends to support us on this educational journey.

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