There are currently between 4 and 5 million parents homeschooling now in the United States,

but there are still a lot of moms who think it could never work for their families.

I have seen your concerns and your fears on homeschooling.

I know exactly what you're going to say, what you have said, and why you think you can't.

And I know that you might be resistant to hearing this conversation because if you even consider

that what my guest today says is true, then that means you might have to change your entire life.

And that's scary. You might need to budget differently or be uncomfortable with some temporary change.

But my guest is here to say that you can homeschool and also that you should.

You can do it if you're rich, poor, a single parent, have two parents working full time outside the

house, a mom of one or a mom of 10. You can homeschool your kids if you live in the city or the country

on weekends or weekdays at night. In the morning, you can do it seven days a week, twice a week

throughout the summer or at the beach. You can incorporate religion, art, travel, lots of literature,

tons of workbooks or zero workbooks. My own personal belief on this topic. I don't think that everyone

has to homeschool, but I think the majority of people should. And I also believe that the majority

of people can. I also think most people that have a strong adversity to it or doubt themselves on

their ability truly have never spent any time looking into it. This is the ultimate homeschooling

episode. We are busting myths, misconceptions, discussing how to pick a curriculum who's not a good

candidate for it. Yes, I do ask. Okay, well, if there was someone that is in good for homeschooling,

what do they look like? Okay, I asked that question. What the different types of methods there are.

And for the seasoned homeschoolers, there is some amazing encouragement that even when you have bad

days while homeschooling, it doesn't mean you're a bad mom. Today's guest is a homeschool fluencer,

a word I just made up, host of the podcast off the bench, author and speaker. She is also one of

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