To the Frustrated Homeschool Mom

Published:
September 13, 2019

Contributor:
Jeannette Tuionetoa

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We have all been there. If we are honest we have had a lot of feelings that arise during our homeschool journey. Being frustrated is one of them. Learn 6 reasons why you may be feeling frustrated as a homeschool mom.

6 Reasons You Are Frustrated as a Homeschool Mom

You know that feeling. As if you are one of the players in a game – you move a joystick towards a wall and the avatar just keeps walking, walking, and walking to the wall, going nowhere. Everyone laughs at the avatar in the game, yet when you are feeling that frustrated it doesn’t feel funny at all.

Although it can seem as if frustration rears its ugly head more often than not, it would be wise to find out its root cause. We probably have worked really hard to be able to homeschool our children, so remaining frustrated in the journey can’t be how everything ends up.

We have control over some choices we make. Each choice can lead to a less frustrating homeschool for your whole family. Read about these reasons you may be frustrated as a homeschool mom. Being able to pinpoint the frustrating and then taking steps to prevent or alleviate it will do wonders.

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Here are 6 reasons you are frustrated as a homeschool mom from The Character Corner.

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