Overall, we homeschool when we can, and make up time for when we are doing other family activities or working in the family business. This strategy has worked well for us since we began homeschooling, so we plan to keep it going!

Our schedule was packed, and our recent family times were rushed at best, and canceled too frequently. Something had to change. That's when I learned that an important key to family unity and closeness is investing time in each other.

A quick overview of things I learned on my family's recent cross-country roadtrip.

Each season with my children is a blessing. Tough seasons are now remembered as precious times together. Easier seasons bring to mind sweet memories. And we have more seasons to come, for which I am thankful.

“I saw a two-week-old baby boy, and he was the most precious thing I had ever seen in my life. I picked him up, and I immediately knew he was my son . . . and it scared me to pieces.” Cheri Kay shares her adoption story.

When life gets stressful or frustrating, I remind myself that adjusting my attitude and changing my focus can make a huge difference in how the day proceeds.

Pregnancy and postpartum can be difficult—and even more so when you have other children. Here are a few things that helped homeschool mom, Elyssa Fuchikami, navigate homeschooling and caring for older kids while having a newborn!

There are so many benefits of homeschooling that we have experienced first-hand as a military family—benefits that help ease some of the chaos that can be part of military life.

When everything gets cancelled during the summer, sometimes you just have to laugh about it. That's what this homeschool family did.

The life of a single-parent homeschooler after divorce is hard. Nancy shares her story and gives practical tips about single-parent homeschooling.