
For the young parents, the veteran homeschoolers, or anyone navigating the waters of homeschool options, nationally-known speaker and educational consultant, Carole Joy Seid, helps you homeschool simply, inexpensively, and enjoyably with a Bible, math curriculum, and library card. Great books have the power to build godly family culture and give educational success! If you need a weekly shot of en... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 288 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Today, Rachel Winchester, Carole and J. J. Seid share some exciting news about the next phase of our ministry. We explain what this change means for our mission to serve and equip parents, but now with additional opportunities—more accessible resourc... more
Rachel Winchester sits down to share with us how she MAKES time for reading enjoyable books for herself in spite of all the to-do’s that happen each day. She shares her daily routine of creating space in her day for reading plus some tips on how to r... more
In this episode from the archive, Rachel Winchester and Carole Joy Seid answer some of the most common questions from homeschooling families. They give practical ways to involve dads in family read-aloud time, including strategies for dads who may no... more
In this episode from the archives we get practical! Rachel Winchester and Carole Joy Seid dive into the challenges of unplugging kids in a world dominated by screens and constant noise. Carole and Rachel discuss the benefits and the how-to’s for unpl... more
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As a first time homeschool mom, Carole’s approach has brought so much freedom! Homeschool feels fun, simple, and sustainable - all pressure is off for me to overperform, which gives me energy to focus on the things that really matter: character, life skills, relationships, great books, faith, etc. 10/10 recommend this podcast and Carole’s seminars!
You lost me at “Israel”: the wrong word to bring up in a podcast about nurturing children.
I’ve been following the show for quite some time and enjoyed it. However, the episode on August 4 about choosing local church concerned me and I feel like I need to unfollow it.
With all respect, I disagree with the host’s view point about “choosing a church”. It appears to me that the reason we should be a part of the local church is because “it benefits our children and our family”. The host specifically said “our children is our priority. Choose a church that benefits our children and when t... more
As a former homeschooler and mom of littles who can’t wait to homeschool my own kids, I love Carole’s podcast SO much! I have been going through and listening to every single one and have gained so much knowledge and such an appreciation for literature just by listening. My mom followed her approach with us and all the time reading together as a family was so precious. I love the interviews of former homeschoolers and especially love the episodes on “preschool”. Thank you Carole for continuing t... more
This is my favorite podcast out of all that I listen to. Covering a wide variety of topics, I always feel encouraged, empowered, and inspired to keep going after I listen. I’m so grateful for HMS-it has truly revolutionized my family in such a beautiful way.
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Focused on the journey of homeschooling, a nationally-known speaker and educational consultant offers insights and support for both new and experienced parents in this educational realm. With an emphasis on simplicity, affordability, and the importance of a solid education built around literature, the discussions revolve around fostering a positive family culture rooted in biblical principles. The episodes feature practical advice on managing homeschooling effectively, incorporating reading into daily routines, and understanding the developmental benefits of nurturing environments for children. Notably, the podcast emphasizes parental encouragement and community through shared experiences and valuable guest insights.
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