Two Kids One Doctorate

Jena Hernandez shares how she left a marriage, left a DV relationship and triumph starting over with her two boys.

The moment many single-mothers can relate to - when you know, that you know that now you will parent alone. Listen to this very personal interview.

Doris Ramirez speaks with us about transitions and saying no while maintaining rhythm as a single parent.

Meka Flowers shares with us part of her journey as a single mother and the transitions made, her village, and the legacy she wants to leave to her children.

How deep is your village? Do you trust your village? No village?

Ways to connect with us:

Zoila: www.drzoilaquezada.com

Meka: www.flourishwithflowers.info

Instagram:

Zoila: @drzoilaquezada

Meka: @flourishwithflowers_

The title of "single mother" or "single mom" is a spectrum. There are women whose stories reflect that of the experience of Ashton: co-parents, and yet does 95% of the work.

Are you in a similar situation?

What about her story reflects yours?

Check us out through the following sites:

Zoila: www.drzoilaquezada.com

Ashton: www.womenwhowerk.com

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Zoila: https://www.instagram.com/drzoilaquezada/

Ashton: https://www.instagram.com/womenwhowerkhq/

It was an honor to connect with Roxana, a Mom who is giving it her all in this parenting journey. She shares her experience as a mother of six and balancing home expectations and self care with the kids.

In this episode of Two Kids, One Doctorate, Dr. Zoila Quezada shares an update on her homeschooling journey. Three months into the decision to homeschool her son, Dr. Zoila discusses the challenges and rewards of creating a flexible learning environment tailored to her son's unique needs and interests.

She delves into the transition from public school, the importance of personalized education, and the emotional journey of adapting to a new teaching dynamic. Through anecdotes and personal reflections, Dr. Zoila provides insights into the evolution of her son's learning process and her role as an educator.

This episode is a candid exploration of homeschooling's impact on family life and an invitation to consider alternative educational paths. Dr. Zoila encourages listeners to share the episode with others who are contemplating or currently experiencing homeschooling.

Bringing back the podcast because there is so much to share!

2024 was a wonderful break. 2025 begins with homeschooling one of the two kids. We love the flexibility, the choices in the learning and the joy it supports. Homeschooling is working for Eron as an independent and motivated learner who is hungry for knowledge. It is the ways (and the environment) in which he is getting this knowledge that is supporting his wellness.

Why do we end the season of Gratitude on December 31st?