I'm 8 minutes into the video but I just wanted to comment on the "kids being a light in public school" topic. I was in public school up until I was 12. Then switched to a private Christian school for the last 5 years. Although I surrounded myself with decent people in public school, it cannot compare to having teachers whose lives are focused on caring, loving, and teaching the students. I was depressed and self harming in highschool and my teachers put my well being above my report card. It really helped being surrounded by believers in Jesus Christ! I'm grateful for my experience of both types of school but my young Spirit was not strong enough to be the light in a public school.
Thank you for sharing that. I get very defensive and offended that people think my young children should be the light for so many others at such a young age where they aren't able to fully defend their faith or their personal life choices against so many non-believers. I always thought that people were putting too much responsibility on a young child. Heck many adults can barely handle being a light in a dim world.
@@Sdewebb this. I know I fail waaay too often at being a light. It is not the job of my children to go into the mission field. They *are* the mission field.
I got a private school currently right now and I also went to a public school but then my parents found out that was not a good school to go to so they switched me over to private and private school. They’re like for one big family but no we’re not students. There are rude and mean and the teachers don’t care is when you get bullied they don’t care because the people who are bullying you pay a lot more money than you and they don’t care about that because they only care about getting paid or at least that’s what my school is and I have been begging my mom to homeschool me and put me online and she’s not working out and I’m just like I’m not in an environment I wanna be in I wanna be in a place where I feel welcome
For those wanting to homeschool but needing more independent work or easier instructions due to other caregivers watch your children during the day, please look into The Robinson Curriculum, Reading Reflex, Math U See, Spelling You See, and doing family style Charlotte Mason Living Books for History and Science (Tuttle Twins has great books for American History).
It's not just if it's safer. The education quality is much higher. There's no time limits, budget limits, waiting for slower kids to catch up, and you can't beat one on one teaching.
I am starting our homeschool journey with my youngest he no longer wants to be in school, he complained every single morning before class, finally when he finished 2nd grade he told me he wants to be homeschooled because he's scared of a shooter. That was enough for me to say absolutely yes.
On the flip side as a mother I started having invasive thoughts about dropping them off at school and putting them in danger and made the decision to homeschool for this and MANY other reasons. So glad I made the switch.
I'm new here. I want to say thanks so much for making & posting this video. It has lifted my confidence in being a successful homeschooling mom. My lil ones are 4 & 1. No one in my family has homeschooled before so they are pretty much like "what is that?", "You need to put them in school & work". My husband feels I should homeschool as well. I feel like I have no choice but to do it because it truly is the best choice for the children & our sanity. Thanks again for your words of encouragement & sharing your experience.
so many awesome tips! If you WANT to homeschool, you can, just have to figure it out. Homeschooling has been such a blessing to our family, I just wish our friends/family can see the huge benefits.
Wow thank you! This video was what I needed at this moment. I am struggling right now in my first year of homeschooling my only child. I am mourning the good things she is missing out on, to be honest, but my convictions are similar to yours. Thank you 🙏 I will continue to pray for guidance in this journey but I feel like God gave me answers with this video.
Thank you !! I am the bread winner and I am praying for my husband to find a job to better support us. We have definitely down graded a lot to try and make it work but I still have to work part time. Your testimony increased my faith that the Lord will provide him a better job!
I agree with all you said and love your heart! We make so many sacrifices that make us different, but we remind our kids and ourselves that we are called to be different from the world and that is another opportunity to be a light!
Great video 😁 I have been home educating my son for the past 2 years. We tried school but wasn't for my son, being a child on the autistic spectrum- he struggled to sit still for long periods of time, social skills and the routine that school had. We absolutely love home school, my son is flourishing and is so smart. We have a lovely home ed community who we see through the week too which is amazing. I'm so glad I made the decision to do things our way and love each day we get to spend together ❤ Much love to our fellow home ed families all over the world, bless each and every one of you xx
I always have to comment on your videos and say "right on! Amen!" You are such a good cheerleader! I did something similar to you. I worked outside of the home and didn't have the faith i should have had to stay home. God brought me home and I am so thankful, i haven't looked back. He has provided financially beyond what i expected. I know we haven't met in person but my kids still refer to you as my friend. I want other moms who are thinking of joining us on the homeschool journey to feel welcome and know that we're praying for them and cheering for them and willing to support where we can.
Wow. Amen. This video has blessed me tremendously. I am also an educator in Georgia. My husband and I have decided to homeschool our 6-year-old this year. We have 3 boys; 14, 6, and 1. I also resigned from my district-level specialist position in February to focus on my early literacy business for families (PAIR Program, LLC). I was unnerved about the homeschooling thing because it was out of the “norm” and people mentioning the “socialization” really irritated me lol😅. But your video definitely brought me the peace of mind and extra boost of confidence I needed. So I thank Abba for leading me to this video to speak to my spirit and show me we made, not the right decision, but the God decision. 🙏🏽♥️✨
First time finding your channel. 10th year homeschooling mamas here. 💓 I thought you worded this really well. Blessings to all you homeschool families out there (and those who are trying to find a way). Its not always easy (like any part of parenting) but so worth it!
I think this was bold and godly of you to put out there. 👍🏻 I loved being a teacher but as a parent, I don’t want to share the privilege of filling my babies minds.
This is Raina. I will miss you so much. You and Coach have been the best teachers that I've ever had, and I love your whole family.❤️ at least I'll see you at church! I've cried several times already. I love you all so much. 😢❤️
Raina we all love you SO MUCH! And I’m so incredibly thankful to have met you and even more thankful we still get to see you-I was looking for you at youth group last night! You are a truly special young lady Raina ♥️
@@RootedHomeLife This is also Raina on her mom's account. You are one of the most loving families, and I will truly miss you. You helped me to become closer to God, and that's very important to me. I'll see you at church, and Switch, though I will miss some of Switch sure to soccer. I do not wish to miss any, but I'm one of the only players on my team and they're counting on me.
Thank you for this .. I pull my autistic daughter from public school this week and I been feeling guilty all week for making this change in her life .. thank god I found your Chanel.
We're secular homeschoolers for many of the reasons you listed (I'm also a former educator who saw "the system" from the inside and knew in my heart that I didn't want my kids there).
I just wanted to encourage you and thank you for this video! We've been homeschooling for a yr and a half, and I loved this 🧡. I'm so glad God opened my eyes to this and thank you for sharing how important it is for us to teach our children. One of our pastors talks about training up your child in the way they should go; who is training your child? They will become like their teacher
Also, on the not being able to homeschool because you work full-time, there are a lot of people who do this. My husband and I both work full-time and homeschool. There is a whole group for working moms who homeschool
Grandma here, getting ready too help homeschool the grandbabies. I homeschooled my kids back when it was very rarely heard 2002-2015. The first 2 years were trial and error until we figured out our own routine. There is so much freedom, plus the peer pressure for your kids too fit into a certain mold is gone. Im excited my kids are homeschooling their children. I was worried a little that they would send theirs too school. But they see the decline in our society and how much further away from God our country is getting.
Great video!!! It's my reminder to get my daughter out and about and involved. So it's not just me around her but still good fun and challenging convos with folks we know and meet together.
I love homeschooling but I never thought I would!!! I definitely get that the environment matters!!! School told me that my oldest daughter is gifted but they couldn’t understand why she wasn’t learning to read!!! My husband thought that she was dyslexic and got her tested!!! We’ve found our older kids have more of a Christian influence than when they where in a “Christian school” that we found out wasn’t very Christian. Kids are kids so aren’t ready to be salt and light to the world!!! We did a Christian childcare Center and I knew there values as I was working there. Our desks are dumping grounds for their books!!! I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to teach my kids but I found out that I could especially with grandparents. My mum in law has homeschooled in the past so she is willing to homeschool again.
Did you ever find out why your daughter had a hard time learning to read? My daughter was also tested for gifted in 1st grade and she is in 4th grade and still has a hard time with reading(but she loves reading) and her grades are not that good either barely getting B's. She tries and I see her trying and doing her best. So I don't know, I have been contemplating homeschooling but I am scared to hurt her learning instead of helping her just because I was never good at math, writing and English is my second language
Oh my goodness I’m so excited and feel so blessed that I came across this video and you channel!!! I feel like a can totally relate with you!!! 🤗I’ve been doing so much research for quite some time since we will be homeschooling my son this upcoming school year. Both my husband and I work full time but we have been praying for a very long time and feel it so heavy in our hearts to homeschool our children. (I’m a teacher and have been teaching for 13 years) We began last year with my preschool daughter using abeka and just absolutely love the faith based learning. Our son’s 4th grade curriculum has arrived and I’m so excited to begin planning and organizing for next year. This is definitely going to be a combined effort from both my husband, my in laws and I as well as a major learning process but we are determined to make it work.🙂 My husband was homeschooled so he has always been a big advocate for homeschooling, it just took me a bit to get there 🤪thank you so much for sharing this and may God continue to bless you and your family!!!
I’m a former public school teacher of 14 years, now homeschooling my 2 boys for the past 2 years. It’s like a breath of fresh air. You are spot on with what you’ve shared and God is so good to provide this opportunity! For such a time as this… ❤️
'God' did not provide the opportunity to homeschool. The government did. It has been officially recognized as a legal option in the USA to educate your children since 1992. It isn't too surprising in a massive country where a lot of people live rurally in sparcely populated areas. Homeschooling was always extremely popular in Australia, purely out of necessity.
I’m a mom of two and my husband and I have been talking about homeschooling because my 4yrs son has sickle Cell Anemia. However, I been having doubts because I don’t want him or his 2 yrs sister to miss out on the social aspects. I don’t know any homeschool moms in Drexel hill PA. Your video is giving me some comfort.
I'd like to shine on the "socialization" aspect. The classroom "socialization" is artificial socialization. My kids homeschool and they encounter people of all ages. That's life and that's true socialization! Please look up Voddie Bachaum on Home education. It may help with your decision. God Bless
I love how you explained all of this!! This was very informative 👏🏾. I love how you encouraged listeners to seek the Lord on their decision. I feel even better about my choice to Home School. Thank you. ❤️
Absolutely love this! It’s also a great reminder for those who have been homeschooling like myself on those days where you might second guess your decision or not feeling adequate. I could write a novel on everything that led up to our decision to homeschool our younger children and never in a million years did I think I would but here I am. It’s also what really started my walk with Christ (although I have so much to learn), I do believe he laid it on my heart. ❤🙏🏻
This is the most encouraging homeschooling video that I've ever watched and I've been feeling a bit discouraged lately. So thankful to have found you and your channel!
Wow, I love this- such good reasons, and I sooo resonate with not wanting kids under flourescent lights all year and sitting at desks indoors most of the day!
I worked in my son's elementary school last year and subbed for a very short period of time this year (after I put them back in school after trying homeschooling the beginning of the year, I am taking them back out.. BIG MISTAKE) and what I learned is a sure way to crush a child's creativity and soul is sending them to public school. They have No freedoms. It's sad.
I subbed last year too and felt bad how the kids were treated. I enjoyed teaching but not seeing other teachers handle the kids. Now I’m trying to convince my husband I wanna homeschool but he’s not on board with me. He thought public school teachers are better than me. 😢😢😢
I'm not sure how I landed here, but this is a great, encouraging video! I'll be checking out more of your content. We chose to homeschool because my husband's job took us to a new state every 1.5-3 years. I have been a homeschool mom for 20+ years now, graduated three with three more to go!
Sooo Much encouragement and wisdom! I truly believe God is doing great things in your home and in others that follow you. I know something moved me when I watched this video. Thank you for sharing :)
My mom is unsupportive of homeschooling even though she knows a couple people in her church that homeschooled their kids and most of those kids are now graduated and doing great things in life. This video is spoken sooooo well and you even touch on some possible counter arguments. I NEED to show this to my mother. But im scared she's still gonna say negative stuff.
You do what you have to do for your children. I'm in a similar predicament. I know it still hurts that your mother does not agree and support you or says negative things. It will be difficult without her support. Many don't have support, but you will do well.
@@amberslilrose3954Whew!!! Amen!!! 👏👏👏 I tried public school for my daughter and it was not the best experience, she felt overwhelmed, the boys used harsh language, the girls her age dressed promiscuous, the list goes on and on. She said they are not Godly people, I immediately removed her.
You can do this mama! There is so much support!! AND, it doesn’t have to be permanent. If you try homeschooling and you don’t feel it’s best, you can always enroll in school ❤️
@@RootedHomeLife I just worry about them falling behind or being behind if I do end up placing them in school. My twins are 4.5 and my girl does great in her church pre-k but my son of course has “behavior” issues, and just wants to be a boy and run and play, like all 4/5 year old boys. I know public school will be super hard for him to adjust to.
Hey momma!! I have 5 children and I’ve been considering homeschooling my youngest 3 (already doing this with my medically fragile son), and I’ve been debating for years. My 2 oldest are 15 and in high school (our kids from previous relationships) and don’t have long left to school so didn’t want to pull them out of high school when they only have a couple years left until done. Just came across your video/channel when researching homeschooling stuff and just subscribed! Thanks for the info and keep up the amazing videos! ❤ Glad you were able to make homeschooling work for your kiddos/family! It would be much easier for us as a family if we decide to do this, and I also love that we can choose our children’s curriculum and teach them actual life skills which they unfortunately never learn at school and it’s sad…
Loved this so much Christina! What a succinct and beautiful way to put it. I love how you point out that if we're able to teach them all the things they need to know until they're 5 then we're definitely capable of doing it beyond that! This is what I always tell inquiring or new homeschool moms. :)
Something you forgot, some people make wonderful parents, but do not have the patience to teach. I am a parent of 5 too, and teacher. BUT, not everyone has the patience to teach. Also sometimes you need to be just mom, and when you homeschooling that becomes very hard to do.
I am not a naturally patient person AT ALL. I have had to grow in this area. And parents have been raising and teaching their own children for centuries. When you are homeschooling you are still just mom, you just don’t have someone else raising your child 40 hours a week. It is our job to raise our own children we just have been conditioned to think otherwise.
Thank you for this great video, and making really good suggestions to help people if they're thinking about homeschooling but have obstacles in the way. I homeschool my children Mon - Fri and work part time on the weekends, it works well with our family and The Lord has been so good. ❤️
We were at catholic school k-6. Sixth grade was horrible for my kids, one especially. He was bullied from day 1 until the last day. Our principal only cared about sports and he took it easy on the bullies because they were big athletes. It was really hard for me to say goodbye to the school because we've been there for so many years, but my kid begged to do school at home. He had anxiety just from trying on his school uniform over the summer. So after months of agonizing we decided to try cyber school. I'm not thrilled since it's still public school, but my kids are home for 7th grade and both thrilled about it. In Catholic school, besides the bullying, my kids learned swear words, they saw kids steal, they heard sexual things from other kids, etc. Not everyone sends their kids to religious schools because they are devout. So not all of the kids will be a good influence. I was doubtful about my ability to homeschool, but I'm looking at curriculum options incase cyber school doesn't work out.
I sent my children last year, and kind of regretting it and want to pull 2/3 but struggling to come to a conclusion for my middle child! 🙈 when I ask her if she wants to go back she says "I don't know" thank you for bringing all of these good points up!
hi im from ontario canada and ive been struggeling with this topic for a while but you have givin me the clairity and reasurance i needed to follow my gut and take my 5 year old of public schooling. thank you god bless
I went to Catholic school until 7th grade, then went to public school, then after really bad experiences in public high school/getting into trouble I was switched to home tutoring where I’d go to the library and meet with different tutors that would give me a lesson and give me my homework/tests from school. I did well with that after I actually started showing up, and I was able to pass a few classes. Then we moved to another town an hour away and I got put into alternative school/BOCES. This was pretty much just all problem kids that were placed into one school. Of all of the schooling I did, Catholic school and home tutoring was hands down the best. There were still cons to Catholic school for me, the biggest ones being that my grandma was spending so much money for me to get a good education and good moral standing, and another big one was that I had underlying mental health issues (abusive household, anxiety, and ADHD) and I was kind of left in the dust because they weren’t aware. People seemed to see the signs, but didn’t actually do anything about it. I feel as though it wasn’t due to the fact that it was a Catholic school though and it was more the fact that I was intelligent enough to be seen as “normal” but still mentally unstable/had a learning disability, and they thought I was just a lazy kid who didn’t want to pay attention, but really I was incapable of staying focused and I was also often tired from getting punished all night long the night before. The alternative school wasn’t great either because they put kids with depression and anxiety in with kids who had severe anger issues and behavioral issues, along with kids with learning disabilities ranging from dyslexia and ADHD to people who could barely even speak correctly. The teachers were mostly extremely well equipped at dealing with all of us, but it was still an environment filled with bullying and fighting. There were kids who didn’t understand boundaries and would touch people and then there were kids who were just plain mean to the lower functioning students. The BOCES aspect was good because we learned real world skills and I enjoyed that a lot, I also made some great friends, and I didn’t have anxiety about showing up to my classes because I wasn’t one of the students that got bullied and they were all smaller classes whereas in regular public school it was huge classes and I got relentlessly bullied. I eventually was able to go back to regular public school because I was in good academic standing and I advocated for myself at a meeting where I told them I had issues that I wanted them to address and help me with but that ultimately I felt I was in a place where I could attend a regular public school. That was in 12th grade and I was able to graduate that year in the public school I went to. I don’t have kids, I’m 28 right now, but when I’m more financially stable and living on my own land, I plan to adopt. When I do, I’m planning to do homeschooling co-ops or online homeschooling. I won’t send my kids to public school because of all the risks with public schools in the US (school shootings, the stats on teachers being s*xual abusers, and relentless fighting and bullying). If I do have the money I’ll try to send my kids to a Catholic/Christian school for a few years also. I personally feel like even though I struggled at Catholic school in some areas, it was still a good environment for me. I was treated kindly by the other children, there were never physical fights, kids were respectful to teachers, and we were not exposed to things that I was exposed to in public school, such as p*rnography and drugs.
Thank you for this video. It hit home for me because I went to public school my whole life and I just remember it being my place of safety and peace away from all the chaos and filth that was going on in my home. Now that I am a blood bought born again, believer, in Jesus Christ, I am feeling a pull towards homeschooling my son. However this video was a reminder for me, of where I came from, and for some, public school is a safe haven from chaos.
I am struggling with PMDD. I am on the fence for next year. I’m going to take advice from a friend to take my bad week and just go on nature walks and parks. 1 week off may be all I need to keep the homeschooling up. I’m going to weigh how it goes the next couple months and finalize my decision then.
Not at all, I’m sorry if it came across that way. I’m pretty sure I have undiagnosed PTSD from an abusive marriage, and the ongoing trauma he cause my oldest three children. I mean if there are circumstances that make it an unhealthy and/or unsafe environment for the children. There are countless teachers who have issues that are extremely unhealthy for children. As I mentioned, unless it’s an unhealthy or unsafe environment, I think the parent is always the best choice for the child. Even the best teacher is not superior to the mother as far as what’s best for the child, in my opinion. I hope that helps clarify.
My son is 34 yours old and I unschooled him in fourth grade. He told me in 11th grade that he had pretty much done everything that the school system was doing. He had an amazing real life frame of reference to everything presented. That said, my granddaughter is in public school. My youngest daughter is ten and has homeschooled from day one . She is as dyslexic as I am and I’m great full that I can tell here that she’s a great speller and that we need to just visit it more often then have a big ugly red grade on a page to teach her to hate spelling. Another thing. While I’m on my box is, why are kids at school shamed for misunderstanding,or being distracted? Then not only are they ashamed of a grade but then they have to get yelled at by a parent for not being good enough. It makes me sick.
what if you work for a hospital and have to have an 8-10 hour job 6:00-2:30-500pm and you dont have the support system how would that work out with a 12-14 year old ?What curriculum can I get where there would be choice for computer technology or theatre which they want to do ? Any advice would be appreciated
This is a random thought, but how good can it be for a growing human to have so many “parents”? If in a traditional schooling situation they are at school 180 days a year, they are being influenced by SO MANY very different people, inconsistently. They *hardly* get to know someone as their authority figure and life guide for over a third of the year and then it gets swapped on them. They have to share the attention with 15+ other children, and are hardly ever heard. This may seem kinda harsh, but what does this do to a human being’s sense of identity?
does it make sense that i love my kids too much to send them to school or daycare? im a single mom who doesnt get any free time to myself so to my friends and family they think that im crazy to not send them to school or daycare . but i just feel in my gut its not the right thing to do and no one understands me
@@rh.645 You're not saving anything. There are many worse things your taxes are being used for that you should be worried about. You will still get taxed the same amount, but instead of your taxes going to schools, your taxes are going to food, housing and health insurance for thousands of people who had the audacity to enter the country illegally and are now being treated like guests instead of criminals. Your taxes are also going to pay for abortions as well as for "gender reassignment" of prisoners because it's "necessary" for their mental health. Your taxes are paying for wars in other countries, too.
Hi! What would your advice be for someone who’s husband is having a hard time accepting homeschool? I so desperately want to homeschool my 3 boys but I don’t have the support of my husband and I just don’t know how to convince him. My oldest is only 2.5 so I still have some time. I’ve explained the socialization concern which ofcourse was the first thing he brought up and I also explained that I don’t need to be a certified teacher but it’s just not clicking for him. Any advice?
I’m so sorry I missed this! But PRAY. For God to soften his heart, and open his eyes. If he’s open to watching homeschooling videos or reading books with you about it that might help!
Everyone’s situation is different but there are many options! When I worked full time I did lessons with them after work and either my husband or grandmother had them during the day. During that time wad their free time and they’d also do independent work that they could do on their own. There are also co-ops, and hybrid models you could look into.
I always feel like why do we all of a sudden when our kiddos turn 5 need to ship them to a public/private school 7-8 hours a day to be taught and brainwashed by someone. P.s. We're not seasoned homeschoolers but we do homeschool and support it 1000%.
What state are you in? How do I know what the actual requirements are for my state? I have looked this up before but what I found seemed to be the requirements for public schools. Would that be the same list I need to follow? I am in Florida.
Also, love your message. It has been very encouraging. I have an almost 10 year old daughter that I am seriously thinking about homeschooling this coming school year (4th grade and beyond), but I am very freaked out that I am going to fail her as a teacher. Don’t get me wrong, I am smart (ish… lol) and our home is a very safe and healthy environment, but I am still not sure I have what it takes to be her full time teacher. Also, she is currently attending a private school that is also very safe and a healthy environment, but for some reason she still wants to be homeschooled. And honestly with our world changing so much I know in my heart my husband and I need to be the ones to guide her.
Hi, I want to homeschool but I have two problems, I am bilingual but my mother tongue is spanish, I speak spanish to my kids and they are fluent at it, I always thought I would focus in teaching them my language and they will learn English at school. Now, if I decide to homeschool, how will they learn English? We live in Canada and I want my kids to be bilingual. I don't feel prepared to teach them English
I’m new here. I am planning to start homeschooling July 2023 But I feel so overwhelmed with what lvl my daughter is in for curriculum due to the public school saying she is two grades behind lvl wise. Like should I start at her lvl or school grade wise??? I’m just so overwhelmed. Also is there a placement test online that could tell me??
@@sierrabookishlife ok, so many curriculums have placement tests per subject. Many kids test at different grade levels depending on the subject, so for example, if you were looking into The Good and the Beautiful Language Arts, they have placement tests for that subject. And then same for math. As for right now, their math only goes up to 6th grade, so I’m hoping they will go further! BUT, if she’s at 5th or 6th grade math you might want to try their math. I think it’s a great curriculum for transitioning out of school. Science, history, art, music, etc., those things don’t really matter in terms of grade level. You can even do unit studies that encompass all of those and then just have math and language arts separate. I hope this helps! I would bet that her learning gaps will get closed sooner once she comes home. You can work at her pace and not worry about grade level. Progress matters, not grade level! Hugs mama ❤️
I was so excited I have this homeschool since the pandemic I really try this school year I start buying curriculum today I send the letter to withdrawal my kid and I did send it. But my daughter it’s 12 and we were right on front of student service where she got denied to transfer I did pray and really thought that we were going to do homeschool I just buy this morning some curriculum but she don’t want to stay home I work so I was going to teach and go and she don’t want to be home alone or me staying with her so she said least just try if I got denied again we do home school and we went and she did get transferred. I believe that she can have a better education at home at list with values and good moral and all the education we can figure out. But she just don’t cooperate. So she it’s going to public school and I did get that feeling on my gut and I tell her and she said her gut was happy
Do you like change the title and put for a religious or Christian person I found the title very misleading in contrast to your whole agenda basically playing out in your advice
As a former teacher for 19 years I absolutely agree with you 100 percent. I am now homeschooling my girls and I'm excited to continue this homeschooling journey with them this year. We keep it uncomplicated and fun.
Thank you so much for this! I've been researching homeschooling all summer and have been praying to know if it's right for my family. I chose to be a stay-at-home-mom for a few reasons, one of then being I didn't see the point of having kids, and then sending them to the daycare to have them raise them. It's only been in the last year or so that I realized sending kids to school is basically the same thing, and probably more so. I still feel inadequate, but I do feel like this is the path God is guiding me to, and you have helped me feel more encouraged to step toward it.
One of the best homeschooling videos I've ever seen! And I've binged a lot 😂 Coming from a teacher, I feel very blessed to have received such an encouraging video from you. Thank you Thank you!
This is SO well articulated, heartfelt, encouraging, and reflective of all I believe too! I’m sharing this with everyone! Amen Christina!! Thank you for pouring your heart out to the world. Prayers for your family as you all transition to being home again 💕
Christina! I just wanted to let you know that when I watch your videos is like talking to a friend. I live in the Dominican Republic, where Homeschooling is not popular, so videos like is a breath of fresh air to me. Thank You! I am so happy that you get to stay home & homeschool your kids full time! ❤
