suddenly, unexpectedly, homeschooling.
Did you guys check out the latest Gifted Homeschoolers Forum Blog Hop on Parenting 2Es, OEs, and Everything in Between? I relished reading all the posts the other day. I saw so much of my family in each poster’s words; it was reassuring to know that our “normal” is normal for other people, too. Today,…
Everything is feeling lighter to me lately: parenting, homeschooling, even the holiday chaos. When I think back to this time last year, everything was just…well… heavier; life felt more challenging and stressful. What changed? In some respects, everything has changed. Certainly the decision to have Leo assessed was the catalyst, as the results indicated that our son was an outlier among outliers, a profoundly gifted, twice…
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Yesterday, I reflected upon the changes our family has made this year. Homeschooling a profoundly gifted and twice exceptional child is a daunting task, especially when you find yourself suddenly doing it. Fortunately, we have been blessed with open-minded family and friends, and they have been nothing but supportive of our decision. However, when we…
I wish I had an ounce of Leo’s energy. “How do you keep up with him?” is a question that I have been asked countless times. I know that question is often code for, “How do you stay ahead of him.” My go-to response is, “I need four things: a decent night of sleep, a strong cup…
Gifted Homeschoolers Forum is one of my go-to sites for information on homeschooling this population. If you aren’t familiar with the site, you should definitely check it out. This week, I have a guest post on Gifted Homeschoolers Forum. Check it out here. *** It takes a village to raise a child. ~African Proverb…
