HeyJaredEternal Parenting with Erin
For the homeschooling mom who wants to raise children who don't just know about Jesus — but know Him.
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Life by Design: Homeschool Mom, Meet Entrepreneur Mom (opens the original)
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I never set out to be an entrepreneur. If you’d told twenty-two-year-old me, standing in front of a classroom of kids, that one day I’d own a business, I would have laughed. I didn’t have a five-year plan or a launch strategy. I had a habit of noticing what wasn’t working and trying to fix it, in the classroom, then later in my own life, then in other parents’ lives too.That habit is really the whole story. I started solving problems for the people around me, and somewhere along the way, that tu
What My Business Taught Me About Homeschooling That My Teaching Degree Never Could (opens the original)
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I almost puked this week when I hit send on the first invite email for The September Gut-Check Every Homeschool Mom Needs this week, and my stomach dropped the same way it does every single time I put something like this out into the world.I was not just a little nervous. Hand hovering over the mouse pad, read it one more time, contemplating…is this actually good? is anyone going to want this? Nervous. I did the same thing when I shared the registration link on Substack and on social a few days
When Ordinary Days Are the (Literal) Answers to Your Prayers (opens the original)
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There’s something nobody tells you about the hard seasons: If God brings you through them, ordinary days become the most sacred things you’ve ever been given.I learned that with Beau.He was four days old when we rushed back to the hospital. We had just come home. Then he started turning blue, and everything after that was ambulance lights and fluorescent hallways and nurses who wouldn’t quite meet our eyes. They ran test after test. Nothing conclusive. And then we were given a room in the NICU.
The Three Things I Never Skipped in a Classroom of 28 Kids (And Still Won't Skip in My Homeschool) (opens the original)
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My first few years teaching, I worked in the public system under a PBIS model. Every hallway, every classroom, every assembly ran on the same three rules.Be safe. Be responsible. Be respectful.On paper it covered a lot. In practice, with 28 kids and every kind of behavior you can imagine walking through my door, it didn’t cover nearly enough. A kid could argue his way around “respectful” all day long. The rules sounded clear and somehow still left everything gray.A couple years later I moved to
This Is When New Homeschool Moms Feel Like Quitting (opens the original)
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Give it one more month friend.Every year, the messages arrive on roughly the same schedule. Not in August, when everyone is posting first day photos and sharpened pencils. Not in early September, when the plan is still mostly holding. It is October. The second or third week, usually.The messages all sound about the same too. Some version of I do not think I can do this.Subscribe nowWhy New Homeschool Moms Burn Out in October and Not in AugustIt is not that October
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