Quote From: homesklr
I agree with you I too am a stay at home mom that homeschools, and I find that I have some of the same reactions from people. It is very hard to make some adult friends, and like you say "connect" with other people. Just because we choose not to do things the way that other people do them we and chose to go a more traditional/ Biblical route we are "weird". I say AMEN to you for staying home and also for Homeschooling....Keep it up, and God Bless you!!
My son is three and I guess, you can say that I homeschool him now. We go for nature walks and talk about the trees and what kind of trees they are and he is also very good with colors and his alphabet and numbers, so I guess that could be considered home schooling. I was thinking about doing homeschooling, but I think he will go to school. I don't get where you say that staying home is a more traditional/Biblical route, but, hey, if that's what you want to call it. I have been looking into private schooling for my son, but there aren't any that are of any interest to us. So public may be the way to go. Either way, as long as our children are learning, that's what's important. You sound like you are doing a great job. Being a mom is definitly hard work, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
