Today's episode is a solo conversation that's been sitting on my heart since the experience happened. I'm sharing about my older two kids and their reading journey, what it's looked like to homeschool children who would be considered behind by traditional standards. The feelings I have had recently ordering their curriculum and why I chose not to push reading when they were younger. If you've ever questioned your timing, your choices, or wondered if you're doing enough, this episode is for you.

• Show Notes:
• 00:00 Intro
• 00:38 New Year Reflections and Family Health Challenges
• 03:01 Homeschooling Journey: Curriculum Choices and Family Dynamics
• 08:08 Introduction to Personal Passion and Jewelry Design
• 09:22 New Year Reflections and Family Health Challenges
• 09:24 Homeschooling Journey: Curriculum Choices and Family Dynamics
• 12:41 Navigating Learning Differences and Reading Progress
• 19:52 Trusting the Process: Embracing Individual Learning Paths
• 25:28 Embracing Individual Learning Journeys
• 25:59 The Importance of Mindful Parenting in Education
• 26:07 Building Confidence in Everyday Style
• 26:36 Rediscovering Your Personal Style

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• State Laws for homeschool

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*I do make a small commission from amazon links as an amazon affiliate. No legal advice is being given in regards to homeschooling. Make sure to check your state laws and remain compliant with homeschool laws in your state