Do you feel like quitting homeschooling yet?

There’s something about January and February that has homeschooling moms ready to call it quits.  I don’t know if it’s the weather and being closed in all this time, or if it’s we’re starting to get worried we can’t homeschool, but there it is, and we talk about quitting homeschooling.

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I certainly feel like quitting homeschooling every winter

That’s why when they asked for authors to write chapters in the new iHomeschool Network book: Homeschooling: What to do when you want to quit*, I jumped at the chance.  I ended up writing three chapters for the book: Homeschooling through a death in the family, homeschooling with bickering kids, and am I pushing my kids too much or too little?

So far I’ve read several chapters: homeschooling when you’re feeling behind (which I am right now), and an introvert’s perspective (which I so resonated with).

I skipped the chapters on homeschooling with littles and while pregnant, because those don’t apply to me, but I skimmed a few of the high school chapters because I am realizing high school is creeping very quickly up on me. Then I stopped to read a chapter on what to do when you’re feeling overwhelmed.

So, if you’re like me and ready to quit homeschooling right now, you need to read this book

You can pick up a copy of Homeschooling: What to do when you want to quit for $5.99, and there’s over 200 pages of suggestions from over a dozen veteran homeschool Moms (when did I become a veteran homeschool Mom?  Do you sometimes look at your life and wonder how did that happen?)