Joy at Home Podcast – CLICK HERE for Listen Links!
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It’s Okay to Take a Break
It’s okay to take a break. Details inside this episode…
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How to be a Great Wife (even Though You Homeschool) with Todd Wilson
In the newest episode of Joy at Home, Todd Wilson (homeschool dad and founder of FamilyMan Ministries) delves into the complexities of maintaining a strong marriage while homeschooling in a hilarious and practical way!
He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing your spouse amidst the educational responsibilities and chaos, for the benefit of the entire family. Don’t miss this funny and heartfelt episode!
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Teaching Your Children about the Deeper Things of God
Ever wondered how to foster a deeper understanding of God in your kids? In our latest episode, I had the pleasure of talking with BJ Jenkins, a children’s author and international speaker. BJ shared her inspiring 40-year journey in children’s ministry and emphasized the importance of instilling biblical truths from a young age.
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From Public School to Homeschooling: How to Make the Switch in 3 Simple Steps
More and more parents are turning away from public school and stepping bravely into homeschool. (It doesn’t have to be a scary transition!) Here’s how to make the switch in 3 simple steps…
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Four Things Every Preschool Mom Should be Teaching Her Child
Preschool made simple! On this episode, I share my journey as a homeschooling mom and the four key areas that ensure academic and emotional success for kids. Tune in to discover how strong foundations in values, relationships, learning, and life skills can transform your child’s pre-K experience.
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Feeling Lost in Motherhood? How to Embrace Your Creativity and Feel Alive Again
Many mothers feel lost and overwhelmed by the demands of motherhood. In our recent episode of the “Joy at Home” podcast, Kim Pepper and I delve into the importance of embracing creativity as a form of self-care.
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7 Ways My Kids are WEIRD in the Eyes of the World (Here’s Why I’m Okay with It)
WEIRD: strange, unusual, different, set apart
Sharing 7 ways my kids are WEIRD in the eyes of the world, and why I’m okay with it…
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My 16 Y/O and I Swapped Reading Books – Here’s What Happened!!
It’s a literary adventure! Recently, my daughter Chloe encouraged me to step outside my comfort zone and read “The Goose Girl” by Shannon Hale! Also, I challenged her to read a personal growth book by Og Mandino. Follow our journey through different genres—it’s a family exploration like no other!
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MINNO | Christian Content that Will Build Your Kids’ Faith (On and Off-Line!)
Navigating screen time for kids can be tough, right? In a recent episode of “Joy at Home,” Jessica Wolstenholme and I discussed how Minnow creates a safe and engaging media environment for children. Did you know Minnow offers an ad-free, subscription-based service? This helps maintain focus and engagement without interruptions, making it easier for kids to learn and parents to trust the content.
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Parenting in a Digital World? How to Handle “Screen Time”
Managing screen time can be challenging, but having clear guidelines helps. David Tucker and I discussed screens recommendations, and how to keep kids safe in our latest episode of “Joy at Home”:
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