
Unschooling isn't just about education, it's a life choice! For most parents, embracing unschooling requires some serious unravelling of old paradigms around parenting, learning and childhood, and that can be both challenging and exhilarating. Join me, Esther Jones, a mindful parenting coach and unschooling mother-of-three, as I take a look at the many opportunities for reflection that naturally a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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My guest today is Olivia Roff who lives in Sussex with her husband and two children, who are 10 and 5, and both neurodivergent. Olivia had wanted to try home educating some years ago, but wasn’t able to. She talks about how it feels to finally jump i... more
My guest in this episode is May Ling Thomas. May Ling lives in London with her husband and two daughters, who are 13 and 10, and who have always been unschooled. May Ling came across the idea of unschooling when her oldest was still a baby, and it fe... more
Today I am joined by Naomi Fisher, a child psychologist and parent of two unschooled teenagers. So, we are talking about the teenage years and how hard it can be particularly for those young people who have left the school system after some stress an... more
In this episode I am joined by Meghan Suniga-Davies. Meghan has three unschooled children who are now all teens and young adults and she also has extensive experience working with young people in self-directed learning spaces. We talk about her famil... more
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I’ve got an open mind about unschooling but every person on this show is so exaggerated in saying their unschooled children have learned it all, are amazing readers, writers and spellers! You too could have these super educated children if you teach them nothing and let them play all day long.! So unrealistic. Then you hear other podcasts of teenagers talking about how this experience was so awful and they are struggling to learn now that they’re college aged and so behind. Make it make sense.
Love listening to this podcast as it’s helped me a lot on our unschooling journey. It comes from a whole heartily peaceful and compassionate place and and gives you an insight that there is an alternative to mainstream schooling.
I recently found this podcast online. I am so thankful! I have been homeschooling my children for the past 8 years and it has evolved, as many homeschools do, from school at home to something more like unschooling. I was never confident enough, though, to fully dive in to the unschooling world and didn’t feel like I could unschool my children because I didn’t know what that should look like. I have been devouring these podcasts! My heart knows this is right for my kids. My oldest is 15, and I fe... more
What a lovely podcast. So many different quests with so much to add and thing about. This podcast is truly helping me embark on this new journey. Thank you so much.
What a lovely podcast. So many different quests with so much to add and thing about. This podcast is truly helping me embark on this new journey. Thank you so much.
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Relational, family-centered conversations explore unschooling as a lifestyle, emphasizing partnership with young people, mindful parenting, and de-traditionalizing education. Across episodes, listeners hear personal journeys away from conventional schooling toward self-directed learning, with frequent focus on burnout recovery, neurodiversity, community building, and practical strategies for living with curiosity, consent, and trust. A standout theme is the emphasis on relationships, observed learning, and living learning moments through everyday activities, not just formal schooling, making it appealing to parents, caregivers, and educators seeking humane, flexible approaches to education and family life.
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