[New post] how to naturally take care of the homeschool mom who homeschools kids with special needs
twainausten posted: " I look at their interests, I look at the fact these kids are wiggly, prefer to work hands on, I look at their love languages, and whether they like working indepedently or not. I meet them where their passions are at.Julie Brow-Polanco, author, podcaster"
I look at their interests, I look at the fact these kids are wiggly, prefer to work hands on, I look at their love languages, and whether they like working indepedently or not. I meet them where their passions are at.
Julie Polanco is a Master Herbalist, Aromatherapist, author, podcaster, blogger, speaker, and 19-year veteran homeschooling mom of four wiggly, sensitive kids.
Julie has also dealt with the challenges of physical self-care as she lives with fibromyalgia. Her health led her to develop a deep appreciation and passion for plants. She is also the author of the Talking with Plants botany unit study series and a one-semester high school botany course.
She wants to help others enjoy the benefits of plant medicine, so she shares her herbal and essential oil wisdom on her podcast, Crunchy Christian Podcast.
Julie & I discuss:
Julie's experience letting go of her original homeschool approach in favour of her kids' needs.
Learning to include us (and our interests) in our homeschool.
Including a daily quiet hour so you can do your thing.
Including time with friends once a week.
Why Julie (& her family) chose a plant-based nutrition and lifestyle.
Why living naturally enable us (& our families) with healthier bodies & minds.
Why it's important to study botany with your kids.
We talk about grounding, foraging, and nature guidebooks.
Why intentional unschooling helps kids with learning challenges like ADD, dyslexia, & aspergers.
How kids with learning challenges spur us homeschool mamas to personal growth.
Why it's important to get your child assessed if you're uncertain about their learning challenges.
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