A follow up to our popular Instagram and Facebook post about our Parenting, Homeschooling, and Boy-parenting bookstack!

When we think about homeschooling, it’s easy to focus on math lessons, grammar, phonics, science projects, or history timelines. These things matter, and they equip our children with skills they’ll use throughout their lives. But for Jesus-loving families, there is one subject that rises above them all…

The shift from summer to fall is always a tender one. The long, unhurried days of sunshine begin to shorten, school books are opened once more, and we step into fresh rhythms of learning. It’s a season filled…

When we first dreamed of gathering with other homeschool families, we weren’t looking for a perfectly polished program. We were looking for faith-grounded connection. For shared purpose. For a space where moms and children alike could breathe a little deeper, feel seen, and grow together. Over time, we’ve come to believe this deeply…

If we could share a gentle message to our earlier homeschooling mama selves—those ones bright eyed with planners and curriculum bookshelves full who may have felt defeated at the end of a long day—this is what we would say.

If you’ve homeschooled for more than five minutes, you’ve probably heard it:  “But what about socialization?” Cue the dramatic pause. The concerned eyebrows. The subtle implication that your children might one day grow up to speak only in Morse code and woodland creature calls. But here’s the truth: Our kids? They’re socializing just fine—thank you very much. Let’s Define “Socialization” (Without the Drama) Before we go defending ourselves too quickly, let’s talk about what r