You're my favorite homeschool mama vlogger. You seem so down to earth and real. I appreciate that you don't make everything seem like it's pinterest perfect at your house bc let's be real, it's not like that at anyone's house ❤
I have my youngest do independent play when I really need quiet. Aside from that I allow her some screen time on the ipad and I also have activities like playdoh set aside for her to do.
@@ThisHomeschoolHouse how old is your youngest? It's really amazing that she's fine being left alone to have independent play time! My 1.5 year old would never 😅
Thanks so much for this glimpse into your day! I appreciate your authenticity. Unrelated question, how do you do room sharing? I have a 4 and 2 year old and expecting a baby in August. I’m wondering how you made room sharing work for your kids?
All of our kids have shared at one point or another. We started when the youngest of the room sharers was just over one. My girls are 4 and 2 and currently share. My advice is to not overthink it. The first couple of weeks things might be rocky as they get used to each other but they settle in no problem. :) Staggering bedtimes can help if one is keeping the other awake.
How did you encourage your toddler into enjoying her independent quiet time? Is this something you did with Annie too? Would love to see a video on this.
I do have an old video about it on my channel which should come up with a search. :) It's something that I started with my son when he was a baby (around 9 months) and did it with both of my girls as well. :)
What do you use for Bible? Also, my kids eat their breakfast in under 5 min and we never have time to read from more than one book at breakfast time! Any tips for getting them to sit still longer?
We do a short devotional from the Indescribable book and then our actual Bible curriculum is from Simply Charlotte Mason. As far as getting them to sit still...just lots of practice. I let them play quietly with toys if I'm still reading.
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You're my favorite homeschool mama vlogger. You seem so down to earth and real. I appreciate that you don't make everything seem like it's pinterest perfect at your house bc let's be real, it's not like that at anyone's house ❤
Thank you so much!!
I enjoyed seeing your peaceful, joyful homeschool routine!
Thank you so much!
Your kids are precious. Enjoy these early years with littles 🥰 I loved seeing this DITL.
Thank you so much 🤗
The globe getting good use. :) Thanks for sharing!
You bet!
Thanks for sharing a little bit of your day ❤
My pleasure 😊
Fun to see this as your kids are similar in age to mine.
We just read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory too! It was such an enjoyable read aloud!
Yes! Such a sweet book.
Do you have a video on how you teach your toddler to have quiet time?
I do. :) If you search my channel for "Independent playtime" it should come up. :)
I have kids the same ages bit I struggle with the younger ones being loud and disrupting when I teach or read what do you do to keep order
I have my youngest do independent play when I really need quiet. Aside from that I allow her some screen time on the ipad and I also have activities like playdoh set aside for her to do.
@@ThisHomeschoolHouse how old is your youngest? It's really amazing that she's fine being left alone to have independent play time! My 1.5 year old would never 😅
Thanks so much for this glimpse into your day! I appreciate your authenticity.
Unrelated question, how do you do room sharing? I have a 4 and 2 year old and expecting a baby in August. I’m wondering how you made room sharing work for your kids?
All of our kids have shared at one point or another. We started when the youngest of the room sharers was just over one. My girls are 4 and 2 and currently share. My advice is to not overthink it. The first couple of weeks things might be rocky as they get used to each other but they settle in no problem. :) Staggering bedtimes can help if one is keeping the other awake.
@@ThisHomeschoolHouse thank you!!
How did you encourage your toddler into enjoying her independent quiet time? Is this something you did with Annie too? Would love to see a video on this.
I do have an old video about it on my channel which should come up with a search. :) It's something that I started with my son when he was a baby (around 9 months) and did it with both of my girls as well. :)
Thank you for sharing your day! How are you enjoying Risen Motherhood? I currently have it in my cart to buy. Haha
I finished reading this about a month ago, and I LOVED it. So much of it was exactly what I didn't know I needed.
@@brittanybeacham5143 thank you!
I've loved it! So many good truths!
@@ThisHomeschoolHouse thank you!
What do you use for Bible? Also, my kids eat their breakfast in under 5 min and we never have time to read from more than one book at breakfast time! Any tips for getting them to sit still longer?
We do a short devotional from the Indescribable book and then our actual Bible curriculum is from Simply Charlotte Mason. As far as getting them to sit still...just lots of practice. I let them play quietly with toys if I'm still reading.
What was the raccoon curriculum you were doing with Annie? Loved this, so relatable and inspiring ❤️
It's Letters + Numbers from Gather Round. We're loving it! :)
What was the second book you were reading?
Do you mean during breakfast or later on? :)
What were you doing for art?
What type of tea do u like?
I like strong English Breakfast or Rooibos. :)
What do you use for Bible?
We use the Indescribable devotional first thing and then the Simply Charlotte Mason curriculum.