Honestly? We homeschool because public school just wasn’t working for our family — full stop.

The commute alone was brutal: 45 minutes, one way.
The classroom? Loud. Overstimulating. Constantly disrupted.
The drama? Ridiculous.
It was just… too much.

I wanted something gentler. Something more balanced.
I wanted my daughter to have an individualized learning experience — not one-size-fits-all.
I wanted to make school for her.

So we chose to homeschool.

Now we move at our own pace.
We enjoy learning again.
We embrace special interests.
We skip the chaos; the early-morning rush, the classroom noise, and the playground drama.
School is at home.

I build my daughter’s curriculum using a blend of different resources. It’s a mixture of structure and freedom.
Some days it’s math and writing.
Other days, it’s planting seeds, baking bread, or learning about the moon.
And sometimes?
We take the day off because we’re both over it and that’s okay, too.

I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to homeschool my daughter.
It’s not always easy, but it’s ours.
And I hope we get to keep growing through this adventure — together