Discouragement does not have a right to control us or our homeschool. With effort, we can change our attitude from negative to positive, from discouraged to joyful!

Sometimes my life feels like a drive along a busy road, and I (like my daughter) am a new driver.

Jaimi shares 4 valuable resources to help you nurture your marriage as a homeschool mom.

Lots of homeschooling parents have felt this way, are feeling this way, or will feel this way. It’s normal. It’s not EASY when you find yourself there, but it is normal. You’re not alone.

I may not be a “born leader” like my dad and older sisters, but I am still capable of leading, especially in my areas of strength.

In some ways, I am ready to embrace change . . . but in other ways, change seems scary and uncomfortable, and I wish things could just stay the same. I hope my ramblings can remind you (as I'm reminding myself!) that change is a normal part of life.

Parents across America are having conversations about evil and darkness and why horrible things happen to good people. Homeschooling gives us the opportunity to have those conversations first and to teach what matters most.

Teach your children this simple truth: Hard things are real. But love and kindness are real, too. What you choose to do can make a difference.

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!