Homeschooling & Family
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Teaching My Kids Consent, Boundaries, and the Power of “No”
In our home, consent isn’t just a conversation—it’s a core value. I don’t force my kids to give hugs, perform on command, or greet strangers just because they’re family. I believe in raising children who know their voices matter and that “no” is a full sentence. This post shares the boundaries we’ve set to protect their confidence, safety, and self-worth—even when it goes against cultural norms.
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Slow Mornings and the Beauty of Routines Over Schedules
There’s something deeply peaceful about a slow morning—the kind where breakfast isn’t rushed, the dogs eat at 9 instead of 7, and the kids ease into the day. We’ve traded schedules for rhythms, and honestly, it’s brought so much calm. This post dives into the difference between routines and schedules, why strict timelines overwhelm me, and how hands-on learning shapes our homeschool life. If you’ve ever felt like traditional systems don’t fit your family, this one’s for you. 🌿