With everyone at home all day, the house can get messy in record time. Luckily, our extra time with the kids can be used to help them learn some new skills around the house. Discover methods to teach even toddlers how to pitch in.

In the second installment, homeschool guru Christiane Gordy discusses working from home while homeschooling, juggling your toddler while schooling older children, and resources for the summer.

Homeschool veteran, Christiane Gordy, shares her knowledge and perspective with those of us who were thrown into the deep end because of COVID. This episode covers schedule suggestions, motivating your kids, developing a support system, and prioritizing ‘me time’.

This pandemic is wearing us all down physically and mentally. It’s time to focus on a scientifically-proven method to combat stress, depression, loneliness, and chronic health problems while boosting happiness and a sense of purpose. The benefits children receive from helping others will also astound you! But how can we safely volunteer during social distancing? I’m glad you asked…

Our minds can play tricks on us, especially in stressful situations like the COVID-19 pandemic. The brain is such a powerful tool, shouldn’t we be using its potential for our good? Anne explores several methods to help you flip your thinking and use mind games to your advantage instead of falling victim to them.

The final key in the three-part series “Accountability, Motivation, and Other Naughty Words”. Do you really understand what motivates your children? The answer may seem intuitive, but how many of us actually make a habit of it?

Now that you better understand your kids’ emotional struggles during this pandemic (Part 1), you’re ready for Part 2 of “Accountability, Motivation, and Other Naughty Words”. With tips and tactics that will last well-beyond COVID-19, Anne will walk you through establishing a system of incentives that will create a win-win situation with your children.

Effectively motivating your kids to be responsible and accountable takes several tactics all working together. Part 1 focuses on the major underlying emotion behind a child who acts uncooperative or undependable. Understanding this emotion is foundational to successfully parenting this generation.

A quick and easy idea to give your kids structure during this shelter-in-place time. A rigid schedule might be unrealistic now, so find out how you can keep your kids productive during this unprecedented time.