Short answer: both — but it starts with you.

The work I do is designed to support you as a homeschooling mom first. Inside my membership and resources, the focus is on your personal growth, your confidence as the teacher, and practical ways to apply what you’re learning in real homeschool moments.

As you become calmer, clearer, and more grounded in how you lead, your child benefits naturally. Learning feels safer. Pushback softens. Thinking comes back online.

We do talk about skills like communication, discernment, initiative, and independent thinking — but not as a checklist to “install” in your child. Instead, you’ll learn how to create the conditions where those traits develop organically, without pressure or power struggles.

And yes, when children start thinking more openly, asking bigger questions, or pushing back in new ways, that can feel uncomfortable. I’ll guide you through how to respond gently and confidently, so those moments deepen connection rather than creating fear or friction.

Yes. You’re welcome here whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been homeschooling for years.

Experience matters far less than relationship. The most important piece is that you know your child and you’re willing to grow alongside them.

I design my content so newer homeschoolers can step in without feeling overwhelmed, while experienced moms continue to deepen their confidence, discernment, and leadership in the hard moments. This isn’t about starting from scratch or learning “the basics.” It’s about becoming steadier, clearer, and more intentional as the teacher you already are.

No matter how long you’ve been homeschooling, the result is the same: stronger connection, less pushback, and a child who grows in initiative and resilience because they feel safe to think, try, and learn.

Yes. I have a background teaching high school and bring that perspective into everything I offer.

Teaching teenagers isn’t about controlling outcomes or pushing harder. It requires steadiness, respect, and an understanding of how independence, identity, and thinking evolve at this stage. Inside my work, I share examples and guidance that apply across elementary, middle, and high school years, with clear distinctions for where your child is developmentally and emotionally.

Whether your teen is engaged, resistant, or somewhere in between, you’ll learn how to lead with confidence, support resilient thinking, and maintain connection without power struggles — even as expectations and stakes increase.

With recent changes in curriculum, there are so many reasons for why people are choosing to homeschool.

Because of this, I have chosen to keep the main content focus to be practical learning strategies that anyone can see benefit from, regardless of their spiritual approach.

When it comes to long term sustainable approaches to how you view teaching & learning, this includes the holistic aspects of physical, emotional, and spiritual wholeness. I come from a background based on biblical truth so you will hear me speak from this perspective of understanding and experience.

That being said, I am happy to meet you wherever you are at on your personal spiritual journey and will provide teaching support for you with how you want to homeschool your child.