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Christian Parents Create a Foundation of Spiritual Fulfillment Through Education

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

As a Christian homeschool family, you hold strongly to the belief that a child’s education is more than just giving knowledge, but rather you are being God’s hands in developing a soul and providing a jumping off base for your child to develop a lifelong relationship with God. As Christian parents, we are striving every day to not nurture our child’s faith in God through every lesson taught. This is not how most of the…

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How to Handle Schoolwork Tantrums and Create a Peaceful Learning Environment

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

In this article, you are going to learn the truth behind schoolwork tantrums and how to stop them. Most overextended and overwhelmed homeschool moms will toss out entire curriculums or delay their child’s education because of schoolwork tantrums, when the problem isn’t what you’re teaching, but how you’re teaching. This leaves parents never addressing the root of the problem, and wasting thousands of $$$ on curriculums that your child won’t learn from. In the rEDo…

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How SAHMs Can Get Their Apathetic Toddler to Be Physical Active

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Welcome back to my next article getting into toddler homeschooling. This is a big one. Physical Activity! Our bodies are the starting points for all learning. From the moment you are born, your body is feeling and experiencing so much. It is from the body that our brain learns all that it does in the early years. Our bodies affect cognitive and emotional growth too, which is why it is so important to include in…

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How Moms Can Encourage Exploration in Clingy Toddlers

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Exploration comes naturally to all children and it’s their primary way of learning about the world around them. It involves curiosity, play, and discovery which are the pillars of toddler learning. However, it can be hard to see how your child is exploring, when they are displaying clingy, change-resistant behavior. This is where MultiPath Learning can help you provide customized learning for every child. Below, I will show you 9 ways you can encourage and…

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Faith of Their Own: Raising Kids with a Deep, Personal Faith

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

In today’s rapidly changing (and not for the better) world, instilling a genuine faith in your children is more crucial than ever. Faith is not just a set of beliefs handed down from generation to generation. It is a very personal and individual journey. It shapes your values, guides your decisions, and provides comfort in times of uncertainty. For you as parents and guardians, the challenge is not merely to pass on the rituals and…

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Embracing the Role of Mentor as a Parent

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Did you know that January 7th is National I am a Mentor Day? Have you ever heard of this holiday before? Yeah me neither. Well this is what I found out. National I am a Mentor Day is actually part of National Mentoring Month which is celebrated in January. The day is to celebrate and honor mentors and the roles they play in their communities. Mentors guide and inspire other people. Usually people who are…

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Dealing with Parental Criticism

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

In the article the author explores the generational gap between modern moms and their parents, delving into the reasons behind criticisms and offering strategies to stay strong. It highlights how societal changes, technology, and individualism have shaped modern parenting, and provides insights on addressing conflicts with older generations.

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How I Taught My Child the Power of Gratitude

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Lately, I have been hearing this phrase from my 4-year-old: “I wish I had [something some other kid has]” or “I wish we could go to [fill in some extravagant vacation trip].” It has been characteristic of her to say things out of the blue and usually, it’s something really cute, like “I have tears because I love you so much.” I would brush off this new phrase of hers as a phase every child…

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10 Bible Verses to Reflect on This Thanksgiving

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

As Thanksgiving approaches, we start thinking about what we are thankful for. We don’t consider just the tangible things, but also the countless moments of grace and guidance that have shaped our days. In the middle of the holiday chaos that usually happens, it is a good practice to pause and reflect upon the Word of God. Whether you’re gathering at the table, teaching your little ones, or spending a quiet moment alone, these ten…

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5 Mistakes I Made When I First Started Homeschooling

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

I have been homeschooling for 4 years now and looking back, I made a lot of mistakes. Honestly, if I had done more research ahead of time, things might have gone smoother. It all worked out though and we are now in a good homeschooling groove, even with 4 kids in the house. So to help you not make the same mistakes I did, I compiled my top 5 mistakes I made, and that you…

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