So, you want to homeschool, but you're unsure of your state's requirements. I got you covered. Check out https://hslda.org for a detailed guide of each state's legal requirements. Most states are low regulation, while some states, like New York, are high regulation. Texas is considered, "no notification, low regulation," meaning that I do not have to give notice before withdrawing my child from public school. Immunizations and standardized assessments are not required for us

So, you want to homeschool, but why? To be honest, when we first decided to homeschool, our reason was this pandemic. After our youngest was born, I caught a very minor virus (actually 8 strains of Coxsackievirus) that ravaged my body. I was hospitalized with sepsis for nearly a week, and I was ill for close to 3 weeks. Recovery was difficult with a new baby, working full time, plus managing remote schooling for our two older kiddos. It was the scariest time for my family, wo

Are you a homeschooler? If not, are you considering home education? Does thinking about this topic leave you feeling intimidated or lost? When I decided to homeschool my kids over a year ago, I had no idea where to begin. I was thankful to find a few friends who were homeschooling, and then I began following homeschool families on Instagram and reading blogs that made homeschooling look beautiful, warm, easy, nature filled, tea parties, inviting and back to basics... also a b