39. A Philosophy of Education and the First Five Years of Homeschooling

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Milk and Motherhood

with Therese Dansby

47 episodes

1 week ago

A podcast companion for moms searching for contentment, wholeness, confidence, & strength in a season that can feel lonely, overwhelming, exhausting, & depleting. I interview guest experts on physical, mental, & emotional health needs of mothers and children. We will also dig into the theology of motherhood, contentment, and loving boundaries through the lens of birth, postpartum, breastfeeding, and matrescence.

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39. A Philosophy of Education and the First Five Years of Homeschooling

Milk and Motherhood

47 minutes 58 seconds

6 months ago

39. A Philosophy of Education and the First Five Years of Homeschooling

No, this isn’t turning into a homeschool podcast. But I got enough questions about our homeschool journey that I decided to put our experience thus far into a podcast episode-- fitting as we wrap up our fifth year of formal homeschooling.

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||Books to Consider||

Balanced and Barefoot

Mere Motherhood

The Brave Learner

The Call of the Wild and Free

For the Children's Sake

A Charlotte Mason Companion

Teaching from Rest

Mama, Why Am I Homeschooled?

This is my Home, This is my School

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