Nurturing your pre-schooler's mind and body are important parts of raising your child but nurturing your pre-schooler's soul is the most crucial piece of the triad. Without a well-fed soul, the mind would become arrogant and the body would become reckless. The soul is the link that makes a strong mind and body worth having. Without a well-fed soul, your child cannot truly thrive.

It was Charlotte Mason's belief that the child is a person so we must educate the whole person, not just his mind. This led to her famous statement that "education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life." As a living being, your child has a body and during the pre-school years especially, it is important that you nurture it. So how do you nurture your pre-schooler's body? By helping them learn to regulate it and strengthen it.

When it comes to the early years, it's tempting to get a jump on academics but there is a time for everything.

Listen as I split hairs and explain why "pre-school" and "preschool" are different things. This is the first episode of a series on nurturing your pre-schooler or in other words, how to homeschool during the early years.

Many parents of autistic children have never even heard of this phenomenal therapy program. This week on the podcast, I give an overview of the therapy sharing some of the core philosophies of the program as well as telling what it is...and what it isn't. Listen in if you are ready for a breath of fresh air in your therapy program for your Outside-the-Box child!

Back to school is just around the corner and if you are even considering homeschooling your Outside-the-Box child (or even if you already do!), you need to listen in. This episode, Cindy talks about why parents of OTB children need to take a serious look at homeschooling and why Charlotte Mason's philosophies on education are a breath of fresh air and a way to simplify your OTB life.

Get a quick peek at the plan for the new Homeschooling Outside-the-Box podcast with Cindy Rinna!