Homeschooling, Running & Biking Adventures
Last weekend we packed up the camper van and headed out for a few days with some friends. It had been a while since our last trip, but the moment we pulled in and set up camp, I remembered why I love it so much—spending all day outdoors. I love our camper van, quirks and all. And … Continue reading The Closest Thing to an Off Switch
Sharing my personal experiences of cycling during three pregnancies, emphasizing the importance of comfort and individual choice. Each pregnancy brought unique challenges, from biking comfort to towing toddlers. Practical tips include using an eBike, indoor riding, and listening to one's body. Ultimately, enjoyment and safety should guide decisions while biking during pregnancy.
When we climb hills now on our bike, chances are I have a least one kid in a trailer with me. Maybe one riding the Shot-Gun and the other with the tow rope. But how did we get there? How did we start riding with a baby?
Transcribed by mommy during bedtime. Hi. Welcome to bugs corner. Today I found a slug! It was on a sunflower, a flower that mom had thrown off the deck from her flower vase. The slug needs soil to survive. My sister and I, we knew that a slug needed soil so we put rocks and … Continue reading Bug’s Diary #1
Hi, I'm bug. My mom said I need to use my nickname so that is what I am doing. I am almost in second grade (I have 5 lessons left of first grade) and my mom is my teacher. I like being homeschooled and now I get to start writing for Mommy's website and sharing … Continue reading Bug’s Corner
When we first started homeschooling, I knew I wanted something different. I didn’t want our days to be confined to four walls, stuck at a table with worksheets and a never-ending to-do list. I wanted learning to be alive—something we could see, touch, and experience. That’s why adventure is a non-negotiable in our homeschool. In fact, we … Continue reading Why Adventure is a Non-Negotiable in Our Homeschool
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