What do you do when you find your sins in your kids? Lori may find math fascinating, but her kids don't. Erica loves history, but Clara is less impressed. How do we help our children mature in Christ when we are still maturing?

As our kids grow, we are sometimes hit with nostalgia. How do we truly enjoy the stage that we are in now? Join Erica and Lori as we share about what makes parenting teenagers awesome and also what we miss about our littles. 

This week, Erica and Lori address the most serious question: If your kids were playing chess instead of doing their schoolwork, would you stop them? Apparently, neither would we. How do you weigh these important decisions? That's what we are here to figure out. 

It's fall, which means midterms, or not. Do you really need to give your elementary child a midterm exam? nope. You really don't. Join Erica and Lori as we discuss the goals and methods of assessing our children. 

What special observations does homeschooling allow you? Also, how do you help your child with that math concept he seriously knew yesterday, but totally forgot today?! Join Erica and Lori as we share our struggles with keeping our priorities right, helping our kids learn, and relishing the relationships that homeschool fosters in our families.

Life doesn't always go as planned. Maybe you can't seem to pull dinner together for 5:30 or like Erica's daughter, you don't like reading Dickens. We are all different and we wouldn't have it any other way. 

Join Erica and Lori as we share our woes of shopping for our families, trying to get outside in the fall, and helping our kids transition into their own schedules and responsibilities. Fall is a very busy season in our families. 

What do you do when you are reading through Genesis with all of your kids? You keep reading, thinking, and pointing to the Truth. Some things are just hard to read, but it's important that our kids see the need for redemption from us. Even if it does mean we have to talk about Lot and his daughters. 

Join Erica and Lori as they talk about how they've prepared for school each year: both the good and the bad. The beauty of homeschooling is being able to laugh and learn together about what has worked for our families. In this podcast, we share why homeschool conventions aren't our favorite events and what we implemented in our young homeschools that worked well.