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Amazing interview! I was interested to understand alternative schools of thinking about baby sleep (outside of mainstream “sleep training” thinking) and this was a great starting point.

As soon as your child is self aware enough to locate his or her crotch then LET THE HOMESCHOOLING BEGIN.

TEACH THE KIDS READING & WRITING & BASIC MATH then when they have mastered those subjects then give them the freedom to choose what subjects they want to know about. Do not flood your kids heads with shit they have no interests in that is exhausting and keep your kids away from American History and World history and religions because those subjects promote WARS and SLAVERY and other shit kids of modern day do not need to know about because history has always ended up in wars and slavery and Deadly and Violent and deadly Religious Crusades and Witch Hunts and Inquisitions. do you belive in GOD yes do you believe in my GOD no BANG !! YOUR DEAD.

My kids would not be able to be on their cell phones anytime i am homeschooling them. Before school starts and after school ends is when ide let my kids be on their CELL PHONE there is just something EVIL about cell phones that i do not like

That little chick is fine as hell

Thank you for this truly informative video! now I know this is the right path to take for me.

I love this

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Hello I love the information question what curriculum you recomed

My ‘nap time que’ causes total chaos. I have a routine but once the routine starts he knows it’s nap time and loses it because he doesn’t want to nap.

Mark my words. There will be Hell to pay for their charades and script.

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Thanks for sharing this! So good to know others feel anxiety at the beginning!

Amazing video

Trust me have been a fully Time nanny but am mentally sick 😭😭😭it’s so stressful

This was one of the most helpful homeschooling videos I've watched. Thank you so much! Giving me the motivation to jump in 😊🙌⭐

In NJ all you have to do is let the school know you are going to homeschool if your children are enrolled in public school- however if they have never been to in public school, you don’t need to tell anyone.. you just start. Also in New Jersey, any curriculum you choose must be the equivalent but NOT identical -to NJ ‘s. I’ve decided to pull my 2 children out of public school because of the negative things they are learning and I honestly hate only being with my children like 3 hours a day Mon-Friday.

Great information, the video can really do without the music though, or at least turn it down. It’s really more distracting

Such a valuable message! I would consider myself being shy growing up however as an adult I can say I’m quiet but assertive. When I really have something to say I get passionate about it. It was struggle for me to normalize my feeling of being shy but I’m just so grateful I’m learning to accept who God created me to be today.

Such great information. Thank you. I need to learn all of this. I sought you out after reading "Think like a horse" and the way Grant described "gentle yet firm". I hope you don't mind me making a suggestion. You have such a mastery of this content and such a clear authority with presenting it, yet I almost turned it off because in the intro you were a completely different person. I imagine it's intentional, I work with clients as well, and find myself altering my speech patterns depending on who I'm talking to. I heard about the book, "Permission to Speak" the other day that I'm adding to my library to address this habit of mine. Really, humbly grateful for the content, I hope this suggestion doesn't land wrong!

Thank you so very much for this video. I am a first time mom. My son is 9 months old. I am currently a stay a home mom and I definitely find my self very anxious at times. My husband is wonderful, but I often feel like I have to do more at home because he take care of us and works hard to provide. But sometimes I just need to step back and know it is going to be ok.

I loved the video, but that outtake was the best part! I’m glad you included that. Your natural joy makes me believe that children are drawn to you, and that’s lovely. Thank you for sharing this video and these tips. ❤

THANK YOU!!!

I grew up hearing 100% of these!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

Fun and engaging. Love your videos! I work with grades 7/8 and I’m always looking for new ideas. Tiktok would be a great platform for you :D

First year doing classical conversations for my 5 year old boy. We love it! ❤

I had to comment because you gave such a thorough explanation of gentle parenting and it was engaging. Interesting because I practice those pillars with my kids, and people would love to say I "spoil" my kids but our household is super structured but also fun. (and I have a blended family of 7 so it works even on a large scale, although its much harder than just beating everybody up🥴). I call myself an intentional parent because I felt like I wasn't quite gentle parenting because I keep it gangster. 😂

Well apparently you can!!

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Iam proud of you sweetie

Did you grow up with parents who expressed empathy toward you?

I am not shy, never have been. But I am an introvert. Growing up, I was constantly picked on by adults for being "too quiet" or "shy". I spoke in a normal inside voice. Just because I wasn't talking constantly, I was apparently "too quiet". And I'm actually quite outgoing, I'm not scared of any social interactions, I just prefer to keep to myself most of the time. It irritates me so much when adults want to dictate how kids' personalities are. I honestly think parents like that are a little disordered...like you shouldn't have kids because you think you can control every aspect of them. Children are humans, just like the rest of us, and they are their own autonomous beings. We don't get to control who they are just because we created them. (I really think that's an odd idea too. We're more like portals for a new soul to enter Earth rather than creators of mini-me's.)

Preach mama, I appreciate this so much. My son who is 5, is very shy around people he doesn’t know. I was also very shy as a child and am now a very introverted adult. I can’t tell you the amount of times I heard, “why don’t you talk much?” throughout my teenage years. I never understand why being “shy” is considered “weird” or “bad”, especially in children. I’ve also stopped apologizing to people when my son won’t conversate back with them. It’s not my place to force him to talk to people if he’s not comfortable with it. So grateful you touch on these subjects!

I can relate to this so much with my kids. It's so true that it's okay to be shy. I was shy as a child too. Great video!

This is beyond beautiful. Thank you for sharing so openly ❤

This was so good! I definitely thought gentle parenting wasn’t for me, but your explanation makes it seem a lot more attainable.

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Thank you for this video. Would like to watch more of these ' day in a life of à homeschooling family'.

Hey how are you? Agreed 😊💛

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Gentle parenting with some gangsta😊💛

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Great advice I love your content really appreciate as a grandma of two toddlers your helping me a great deal 🥰

Well said and your baby is gorgeous ❤️

Well received 😊💛

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Being flexible one of my hardest things that I had to deal here at home. We are homeschooling or online learning a fifth grader,third grader and kindergartener. It’s difficult but this year we found it to be OK let’s see how this goes is our first year I want to continue doing it but we still worry for them but that’s just us we want to get to know more of what is in store for their future and what their benefits are this is very new to us at this time we’ve taken it one step at time.