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Month 4 Update - Habitat Schoolhouse
Today, August 2nd marks four full months for Habitat Schoolhouse. This month has been so great for learning a lot about how business works and networking with a few fantastic other businesses in a similar homeschooling niche. I love looking back and comparing last month to this month. As last month we hit 600 sales in total since the start of May and now we're closing in on 1 thousand sales!
Peaceful Parenting Part Two: Thriving Children
Today I'm writing about managing difficult moments and having our children thrive. It's no secret that parenting can be difficult at times. Over the course of this summer I've spent sometime for reading about children's behaviors and how their brains work and develop. One of the books I am finishing up this week is called The Whole-Brain Child. This post isn't a full review of the book because it touches on too many important points for one single blog post, but it did touch on something in particular that I wanted to share.
Episode 2: Peacefulness In Nature
This week's Homeschooling Mom is Amber, a homeschooling mom of two adventuring around and homeschoolilng in Seattle Washington.
Episode 1: We Are Blessed
We're introducing a weekly homeschooling mom feature to our blog. These posts are to encourage you along your homeschooling journey, share experiences and connect with other homeschooling moms all over the world. This week's homeschooling story is from Andrea Kessler, a homeschooling mom of three living in Colorado.
Peaceful Parenting Part One: The Power Of Play
Today I'm writing about play. Do you play with your kids? Are you a playful parent? Here’s why play is so important for our children and can even help prevent tantrums and bad behavior.
Month 3 Update - Habitat Schoolhouse
Well we officially hit three months on July 2nd and I am completely blown away by the work that was done and the progress this little business has had. Last month we hit 200 sales and this month were over 600 sales! Wahoo! I figured that sales would slow right down when summer hit but they've just increased exponentially.