I’m re-listening to Modern Miss Mason right now and also slowly reading For the Children’s Sake and The Mission of Motherhood. I loved Teaching from Rest and plan to read it again this fall.
All my favorites as well. I read the Mission of Motherhood when I was 23 and had a new baby and it completely changed the trajectory of my life! I read For the Children's Sake and Teaching from Rest every year. :)
@@JoyForney I have just been told about this book by someone else and they said the very same thing, that it changed how they approach motherhood. Well then it must be a must read for me too!
My daughter is 3.5 and we are moving towards some home preschooling. We just completed reading the first 2 books in the little house series. That gave her an introduction to the concept of school and learning. That lead us to some role playing and pretending w dolls. We have a slate that i plan to give her for more props and i hunting for a tin pail for lunch. This may sound silly but i want to make learning just as fun as playing so its not like a job or chore for either of us. Hopefully i can get more structure as we move towards winter. Thank you for sharing and inspiring.❤
That is so sweet. That’s exactly what I would be doing at that age too. You’re already well ahead of the curve reading little house books to her, and then integrating the play as part of it is so natural to her. You’ve got this mama! ❤
Really enjoyed this talk as I clean. I have Mother Culture in my shelf and can't wait to get to it. I can totally relate to reading at a slower pace. Blessings mama! Hope you are having a lovely day! 🙏☺️💗💗
Curious to know how you prepare yourself as a mother for a new year of homeschooling?
I’m re-listening to Modern Miss Mason right now and also slowly reading For the Children’s Sake and The Mission of Motherhood. I loved Teaching from Rest and plan to read it again this fall.
Such beautiful recommendations. I’ve actually never read the mission of motherhood or listened to modern Miss Mason. I’ll add them to my list! ❤
All my favorites as well. I read the Mission of Motherhood when I was 23 and had a new baby and it completely changed the trajectory of my life! I read For the Children's Sake and Teaching from Rest every year. :)
@@JoyForney I have just been told about this book by someone else and they said the very same thing, that it changed how they approach motherhood. Well then it must be a must read for me too!
My daughter is 3.5 and we are moving towards some home preschooling. We just completed reading the first 2 books in the little house series. That gave her an introduction to the concept of school and learning. That lead us to some role playing and pretending w dolls. We have a slate that i plan to give her for more props and i hunting for a tin pail for lunch. This may sound silly but i want to make learning just as fun as playing so its not like a job or chore for either of us. Hopefully i can get more structure as we move towards winter. Thank you for sharing and inspiring.❤
That is so sweet. That’s exactly what I would be doing at that age too. You’re already well ahead of the curve reading little house books to her, and then integrating the play as part of it is so natural to her. You’ve got this mama! ❤
@@NivesScott Thank you for the encouragement!
I am preparing for homeschool by watching all of your videos! 😊
That is such a sweet and encouraging comment. Thank you 🙏
Really enjoyed this talk as I clean. I have Mother Culture in my shelf and can't wait to get to it. I can totally relate to reading at a slower pace. Blessings mama! Hope you are having a lovely day! 🙏☺️💗💗
Thank you so much. Let me know what you think of it, I love talking about motherhood books I’m reading! ❤
What is the song playing in the background? It’s familiar but I can’t put my finger on it.
It’s ode to Joy! ❤
@@NivesScott thanks!