Confessions Of An Imperfect Homeschool Mom: Quitting The Journey And Finding Joy Again

I QUIT!: Confessions of an Imperfect Homeschool Mom

by Tiffany Wasson

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Homeschooling, a beautiful and challenging endeavor, has been a part of my life for the past seven years. It has been a journey filled with laughter, tears, triumphs, and setbacks. But recently, I made the difficult decision to quit homeschooling.

The Decision To Quit

The decision to quit homeschooling was not made lightly. I had always dreamed of homeschooling my children, and I poured my heart and soul into the experience. But over time, I realized that the journey was taking a toll on my family.

My children were struggling academically and socially. I was feeling overwhelmed and burnt out. And my marriage was suffering under the strain of homeschooling.

I knew that I needed to make a change. But quitting homeschooling felt like giving up. I had invested so much time and energy into this journey, and I didn't want to admit that it wasn't working.

The Challenges Of Quitting

Quitting homeschooling was not easy. I faced a lot of challenges along the way.

First, I had to overcome my own guilt and shame. I felt like I was failing my children by not homeschooling them.

Second, I had to deal with the judgment of others. Many people in my community were very critical of my decision to quit homeschooling.

Third, I had to find a new school for my children. This was a stressful and time-consuming process.

The Lessons I Learned

Despite the challenges, quitting homeschooling was one of the best decisions I ever made. I learned so much about myself, my children, and my family.

First, I learned that it's okay to quit. Quitting is not a failure. It's simply a recognition that something isn't working and that it's time to make a change.

Second, I learned that I'm not a perfect mom. I make mistakes. And that's okay.

Third, I learned that my children are resilient. They can handle change. And they can thrive in a traditional school setting.

Finally, I learned that joy is more important than anything else. I want my children to be happy and successful. And I want my family to be happy and healthy.

Finding Joy Again

Quitting homeschooling was not a failure. It was an opportunity for growth and rediscovering joy.

I am now a happier and more fulfilled mom. I am more present for my children, and I am more engaged in my marriage.

My children are also thriving. They are ng well in school, and they are happy and healthy.

I am so grateful that I made the decision to quit homeschooling. It was the best decision for my family.

To Other Imperfect Homeschool Moms

If you are an imperfect homeschool mom, know that you are not alone. And know that it's okay to quit.

Quitting homeschooling is not a failure. It's an opportunity for growth and rediscovering joy.

If you are struggling with homeschooling, please know that there is help available. There are many resources available to help homeschooling families. And there are many other moms who have been in your shoes. You are not alone.

I QUIT!: Confessions of an Imperfect Homeschool Mom

by Tiffany Wasson

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2526 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	154 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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