It's Never Too Early to Start Homeschooling

It's Not That Hard to Homeschool

Welcome to another episode of the It's Not That Hard to Homeschool the podcast where we delve into the magical early years of childhood, exploring the wonders of kindergarten through third grade, and discussing why it's never too early to embark on the homeschooling journey.

We normally chat all things high school, but today we're shining the spotlight on those younger years.

Today, we're incredibly excited to have a very special guest with us, Lisa Yvonne from Moments at Home. Lisa isn't just any guest; she's a homeschooling supermom of eight, a devoted wife, and a creator of invaluable resources for families. With a heart as big as her family, Lisa also serves as the Vice President of a youth and community center, touching the lives of children aged 5-15 and their families. But that's not all - she's an ESL teacher, a writer, and someone who knows the true value of a well-crafted coffee.

Lisa's world is one where vintage decor meets modern conveniences, where the love for good books and excellent movies knows no bounds, and where old-fashioned family values blend seamlessly with up-to-date family fun. Through The Moments At Home®, Lisa has created a support system for families, championing the idea that building a home and a family unit is a collective effort, one beautiful moment at a time.

Today, she's here to share her journey, her insights, and perhaps most importantly, her conviction that homeschooling is not just an educational choice but a lifestyle that enriches the family bond and fosters a lifelong love for learning.

So, whether you're a seasoned homeschooler or just contemplating the idea, grab your favorite cup of craft coffee, and let's dive into this heartwarming conversation with Lisa Yvonne. Because, as we'll learn today, creating a home they'll love and return to, even when they're all grown up, starts with embracing each moment together.

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