Little by Little Homeschool - Christian Homeschooling and Motherhood

Leigh Nguyen - Homeschool Mom, Homeschooling, Education, Motherhood, Homemaking, Christian Parenting

Homeschooling

Parenting

Education

Motherhood

Christianity

Child Development

Family Dynamics

Family Culture

Curriculum

Personal Development

Christian Education

Self-Care

Reading

Socialization

Family Life

Learning Styles

Nutrition

Life Skills

Biblical Worldview

Friendship

Do you wish you felt confident in your homeschool decisions instead of constantly second-guessing yourself? Are you overwhelmed by questions, pressure, and the many roles you carry as a homeschool mom?

The Little By Little Homeschool Podcast offers tactical and realistic encouragement to free you from the stress, pressure, and constant uncertainty that so many homeschool moms feel. You'll find pra... more

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Publishes	Twice weekly	Episodes	487	Founded	4 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	ChristianityParentingReligion & SpiritualityKids & Family

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Latest Episodes

472. Critical Conversation Skills To Teach Your Homeschooler

One skill that can easily be overlooked as we raise our children is how they can conversate and relate to other people. Interpersonal skills are greatly underrated, yet we know as homeschool parents how it can help or hinder a young person.

What if ... more

Yesterday • 18 min

471. Don't Sleep On This: Teach Your Homeschooler Logic (My Favorite Resources!)

To be honest, I was a little behind the 8 ball on teaching logic to my homeschoolers. If I must confess, I will tell you that I didn't even know about this subject, until...I did! And then, we jumped straight into it and it became a staple of their h... more

23 Jul 2026 • 15 min

YouTube

470. What Is AI's Role In Your Christian Homeschool?

I think this will go down as one of the big questions of the decade. Many in our culture are discussing and debating artificial intelligence (AI), but let's specifically narrow it down to our Christian home and education.

To be honest, my thoughts h... more

20 Jul 2026 • 18 min

YouTube

469. Let Your Homeschool Child Earn Their Education

I'm not knocking the homeschool curriculum. Actually, I am a fan of it. But something is very easily lost when we have quick and easy access {and guidance} to teach our homeschoolers.

What if there is something to them earning their education?

No, ... more

16 Jul 2026 • 20 min

YouTube

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Recent Guests

Lyndsey Mimnaugh

Homeschooling mother of four and owner of Treehouse Schoolhouse

Treehouse Schoolhouse

Episode: 412. Ordering Our Hearts and Homeschool Families For Worshipful Holidays With Lyndsey Mimnaugh of Treehouse Schoolhouse

Clare Morell

A public policy professional and mother of three focusing on digital wellbeing for children.

Tech Exit

Episode: 395. An Honest Look At How Technology Impacts Your Homeschool Children With Clare Morell Of The Tech Exit

Mystie Winckler

Author and founder of Simply Convivial, advocating for real-life homemaking and homeschooling.

Simply Convivial

Episode: 388. How Should A Christian Homeschool Mom View Homemaking? With Mystie Winckler of Simply Convivial

Kelsee Moore

The Crunchy Strength Coach, experienced strength coach for the Army and Air Force

Moore and Co.

Episode: 381. Should Homeschool Moms Be Strength Training? With Kelsee Moore From Moore and Co.

Kristen Strong

Author and mother to three adult children

Author and Speaker

Episode: 376. Making And Creating Friendships As A Homeschool Mom With Kristen Strong

Dannah Gresh

A passionate advocate for spiritual formation among young girls and author known for her ministry True Girl

True Girl

Episode: 369. Bringing Moms and Daughters Together Through Bible Study With Dannah Gresh Of True Girl

Jenn Lormand

An exercise physiologist and co-creator of Tighten Your Tinkler, focusing on pelvic floor health.

Tighten Your Tinkler

Episode: 364. What We Wish Our Mother's Told Us About Pelvic Floor Health And How You Can Guide Your Homeschool Daughter With Jenn Lormand Of Tighten Your Tinkler

Julie Bogart

Mother of five adult kids, founder of BraveWriter, and educator focused on writing and homeschooling.

BraveWriter

Episode: 351. Overcoming Homeschoolers Fear And Dread Of Writing With Julie Bogart Of Brave Writer

Dana K. White

Mom of three, author, and founder of A Slob Comes Clean

A Slob Comes Clean

Episode: 347. Removing The Shame When Struggling To Keep Up With Housework With Dana K. White Of A Slob Comes Clean

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Leigh Nguyen

Host of Little by Little Homeschool Podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 481 ratings

My Nervousness Melted Away
I was so worried about this exact topic and you really shined through for me.
Apple Podcasts
5
Brianna Fisher
United States2 months ago
So encouraging!!
I absolutely love this podcast! It was the first one I started listening to when we started our homeschool journey a couple years ago. We had made the decision to pull our then 2nd grader and kindergartener out of public school and I had no idea what to do or how to get started. Enter “Little by Little Homeschool” and I was filled with so much encouragement. We’re finishing up our second year and now we have a four year old we’ll be adding to the mix soon as well, so I’m just so thankful to have... more
Apple Podcasts
5
McGouM
United States3 months ago
Amazing
If you need encouragement in a world who discourages everything about homeschooling, this is your podcast! Every time I listen, I have a new wind in my sails. Love love!
Apple Podcasts
5
Rach t time
United States4 months ago
My favorite homeschooling podcast!
I really enjoy Leigh’s podcast! She covers a variety of topics…all helpful for me as a new homeschooling mom. Her wisdom is such a gift, and I look forward to each episode! Highly recommend!
Apple Podcasts
5
Aaaajjjjmmm444
United States6 months ago
My favorite homeschool podcast!
Leigh is a wealth of knowledge. Her voice is so calming to listen to and I’ve learned so much from her about homeschooling!
Apple Podcasts
5
NikkyW2
United States6 months ago

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Many listeners feel the host provides honest, mentor-like support without pressure to buy products.

Listeners frequently mention feeling encouraged, calmer, and more prepared for high-school years and teen independence.

Audience notes the episodes are short, actionable, and relatable for busy homeschooling moms.

Listener reviews consistently praise practical, faith-based guidance and a warm, encouraging tone.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts	#71	United States/Kids & Family/Parenting
Apple Podcasts	#243	United States/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts	#110	Canada/Kids & Family/Parenting
Apple Podcasts	#57	Philippines/Kids & Family/Parenting
Apple Podcasts	#106	Taiwan/Kids & Family/Parenting
Apple Podcasts	#115	Brazil/Kids & Family/Parenting

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464. Q&A: Morning Baskets, Shy Children, & Tween Wanting Independence

Q: She has a 12-year-old girl who has been homeschooled from the beginning, currently finishing sixth grade. She is extremely bright and strong-willed. In the last year, she has been angry and expresses despair at the lack of control she has over her homeschool and life in general.

The host validates the emotional exhaustion parents feel and commends their efforts, then offers a plan focused on clear expectations, consistent consequences, and time for building relationship. She recommends quiet, assertive boundaries, involving both parents, using Bible-based discussions, and gradually increasing independence with structured checklists and planning skills. She also notes that failure to meet expectations can prompt consequences like redoing work, while acknowledging that a younger teen may need time and maturity to adapt.

464. Q&A: Morning Baskets, Shy Children, & Tween Wanting Independence

Q: Mission number two. Do you have any tips for helping a child that tends toward shyness? My oldest takes a very long time to warm up to people and often feels very shy in new settings or even in large groups. Sometimes I wonder if it's something I'm doing wrong and if he was in school, if that would help him.

The host discusses reframing shyness as a character formation issue, emphasizing gentle strategies like encouraging conversation about others, role-playing social scenarios, and praying for guidance. She suggests preparing children for social situations, asking open-ended questions, and modeling empathy and curiosity. Involving a supportive father figure can provide additional perspective, and bonding through shared faith-based discussions can ease tension and build confidence over time.

464. Q&A: Morning Baskets, Shy Children, & Tween Wanting Independence

Q: The first one says, I love the idea of using a morning basket for my preschooler next year, and he really loves being read to and has a good attention span. But morning baskets I see online often have like 15 books or activities they do each morning. Which all sounds awesome. But is it not a bit much for a little one to jumping so much from one thing to another? Would love advice for a morning basket for pre-K kindergarten age.

The host suggests narrowing to about three main focus areas rather than 15 activities, choosing a small, sustainable rotation. After finishing one resource, replace it with another, or set up a loop where certain days feature specific resources while others remain constant. The emphasis is on consistency and tailoring to the child's needs, with the caveat that you don't have to rigidly follow a large preset plan—prioritizing manners, memory verses, stories, and counting as core elements while staying flexible about implementation.

442. Q&A: Homeschooling A Strong-Willed Child, How Many Children To Have, And Telling Your Doctor You Homeschool

Q: How to deal with a strong-willed child in a homeschooling environment?

Leigh discusses balancing authority and suggests the involvement of the father in disciplining and guiding the child, emphasizing the importance of relationships and asking for divine wisdom.

442. Q&A: Homeschooling A Strong-Willed Child, How Many Children To Have, And Telling Your Doctor You Homeschool

Q: How to tell the child's doctor about choosing to homeschool?

Leigh suggests expressing confidence in their decision and that if the doctor has a negative view, they should consider finding a new doctor.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Little by Little Homeschool

What is Little by Little Homeschool about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A faith-aligned, practical guidance show for homeschooling moms seeking calm, confidence, and momentum. Episodes center on structuring routines, planning for summer and school years, balancing core academics with curiosity, and navigating co-ops, curricula, and teen independence, all through a Christian worldview. Listeners benefit from actionable strategies, real-life anecdotes, and mindset shifts aimed at reducing burnout, enabling intentional family life, and thriving in the homeschool journey. The format often blends concise, doable tips with faith-based encouragement, making it helpful for both new and seasoned homeschooling families considering long-term lifestyle choices and community events.

Noteworthy aspects include a consistent ... more

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Which podcasts are similar to Little by Little Homeschool?

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1. Called To Homeschool
2. Homeschool Made Simple
3. Homeschool Better Together
4. Restoration Home with Jennifer Pepito
5. Read-Aloud Revival ®

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Little by Little Homeschool launched 4 years ago and published 487 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Little by Little Homeschool include:

1. Lyndsey Mimnaugh
2. Clare Morell
3. Mystie Winckler
4. Kelsee Moore
5. Kristen Strong
6. Dannah Gresh
7. Jenn Lormand
8. Julie Bogart

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