Faith . Family . Homeschooling
Things look a bit different since joining motherhood, don't they? But let's be real. When it comes to cleaning, I've recruited my kiddos to help in the name of teaching responsibility. My wardrobe consists of the new-age stay-at-home + work-from-home mama attire - also known as pajama pants and a t-shirt. Working out is carrying… Continue reading 3 Time Management Tips for Today’s Busy Mama
More than 15 years ago, when my hair was still big and my hips were still small, I started homeschooling my first child. Our family at the time wore our hair long and nappy in a cultural Rastafarian style, grew our own food and lived an eccentric, self-contained, hippie-esque lifestyle. It was ideal, we were… Continue reading Keep Calm and Homeschool On: How Not to Freak Out When You’re Losing Control
It's the time of year when parents are anxiously packing into auditoriums for a close-up of their child receiving awards and honors. As a Flight Attendant Mom of 3, this will be my first year not cheering, applauding, or posting to social media my children's accomplishments and I couldn't be any merrier! Since choosing to unschool a year ago,… Continue reading Flight Attendant Mom: Our First Year of Unschool
Working at home is often painted as a dream job. And, in many ways, it is. You get to set your hours, you get to avoid rush-hour traffic, and you get to stay in PJs! But there are plenty of obstacles to actually getting your work done when you work at home. After all, PJs… Continue reading 3 Ways to Get Motivated When You Work from Home
In the Fall of 2014, I found myself in the educational fight of my life when I decided to remove my child from the “Good Ole’ Private school” and making the ultimate decision to homeschool. I never imagined that my fight for a home-based education was being fought by so many other African American families… Continue reading How “Sight Words” Led Me to the Ultimate Decision to Homeschool
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