Jesse Trees! Advent Wreaths! And St. Nicholas Treats! Oh my! Advent is only 5 days away, and, I don’t know about you, but this year, it has been really hard to wrap my head around preparing for that busy season when things are already so intense and full of uncertainty. I’m doing well to know […]
Hispanic Heritage for Your Catholic Homeschool
I’m happy to share another helpful guest post from Stacie with a few lovely recommendations for including more Hispanic culture in our homeschools! Our Friends from Other Lands is one of our favorites, so I know she has excellent taste. September 15th through October 15th marks the 4 weeks of Hispanic Heritage Month in […]
Dyslexia in a Catholic Homeschooling Family
One goal of Heart of a Mother is to provide support and resources for mamas in need of assistance in homeschooling their precious children. Today, I’m so glad to share this helpful post written by my dear friend, Stacie. As evidence that mamas will do anything to get their children the help they need […]
God Is Everywhere
Mamas, our job is hard…in the best of times. And, I’m pretty sure the majority of us would not call this year the best. Today I’m pleased to share this inspiring post by my dearest friend, Emily. She’s the one that turns my eyes to Christ when I’m overwhelmed and reminds me to calm the […]
Choosing Curriculum: 2 Tips + 17 Quick Catholic Curricula Mini-Reviews
So many moms are experiencing serious decision fatigue right now. And one thing I’m hearing in my Facebook community for Catholic homeschooling moms over and over is that they are having a tough time making homeschool curriculum decisions. Here are two tips and my opinions on 17 Catholic curriculum programs beyond what I shared […]
Just Breathe, Mamas!
Is the start of the school year racing towards you at full speed, and you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed? Have you already started your school year, and you’re feeling like you dove in without a moment of peace? Are you starting homeschooling during this unprecedented time and wondering if you can handle it? Do you […]