Mindfulness is being fully present, without judgment, and embracing the moment with awareness and openness.
As we journey through life with three little ones, homeschooling, managing family dynamics, work, hobbies, co-ops, kids' activities, cooking, and the quest for a good night's sleep, I'm continuously learning to embrace a mindful approach.
When I say "mindful," I mean being fully there for our children, appreciating each other's uniqueness, and understanding that success in life isn't just about how you did at school and where you went after.
Being aware there is a bigger picture at play rather than child + education + school = only successful pathway in life.
My school experience started with enjoyment in the early years but turned into a complete disaster as I progressed. Life changes and family dynamics added to the lack of stability I still carry with me today. Approaching 30, like many others, I'm keenly aware of how our past experiences shape who we are now.
It's crucial to recognize the significance of early childhood education, which goes beyond ABCs and reading. It's about nurturing little ones who, with support, can grow into emotionally stable, kind, loving humans, and positive members of society that also are able appreciate themselves as who they are.
Rather than being shaped and molded to be like everyone else, supported and given the space and time to grow authentically.
Moving from childhood to adolescence to adulthood was challenging. Now, transitioning into roles as a wife, mother of three, homeschooler, and artist with countless hobbies remains a work in progress.
I want to give my children a loving home where they can grow into their authentic selves and confidently face and enjoy the world.
I founded Mindful Home Education out of love for my children, passion for art, and the goal of creating a positive, supportive hub for the homeschooling community.
Thankyou, for being here.
Whether you homeschool or not I hope you enjoy this journey we are on.
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