While becoming a parent is the true beginning of the journey, the preschool years bring a certain amount of well, uncertainty…for those of us who embark on the adventure of homeschooling. When is "the beginning" of their education? What should education look like in the early years? The culture tells us more is better, and the sooner the better.

But Charlotte Mason referred to these formative, early pre-school years as "a quiet growing time." Children learn through play and experience and these years are best spent growing up alongside the example of mom, dad, and older siblings in the most natural and nourishing enviornment – home.

SHOW NOTES

On Littles: The Early Years Issue

Pre-School…Not Preschool: How to Homeschool in the Early Years

Nurturing Your Pre-Schooler's Mind: How to Homeschool in the Early Years

Nurturing Your Pre-Schooler's Body: How to Homeschool in the Early Years

Nurturing Your Pre-Schooler's Soul: How to Homeschool in the Early Years

Nurturing Your Pre-Schooler's Schedule: How to Homeschool in the Early Years

A Case for the Early Years with Leah Martin from My Little Robins

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