Homeschooling. Just saying the word makes some people break out in hives, while others start Pinterest boards full of chalkboard walls and color-coded lesson plans. But here’s the truth: it doesn’t have to look like a schoolroom in your dining room or a 1950s Little House on the Prairie reenactment.

In this episode of Women Around the Well, I’m pulling back the curtain on what homeschooling has really looked like for our family—spoiler alert: it’s equal parts chaos, calling, and coffee.

Whether you’re a mom who said, “This sounds crazy, but God…” or someone just curious about what happens when faith and education collide in the living room, this conversation is for you.

We’ll talk about the fears, the freedoms, and the faith required to step into homeschooling, why “socialization” isn’t the dirty word people make it out to be, and how God can take the very thing that feels impossible and turn it into the biggest blessing for your family.

So grab your coffee, your planner, and maybe a snack for the kids (because you know they’ll come ask the second you sit down)—let’s get real about the highs, lows, and holy surprises of the homeschool journey.