The Homeschool Sisterhood is a year-round online co-op and support group that offers amazing book clubs, classes, and resources for homeschool families and weekly mentorship for homeschool moms.

The Homeschool Sisterhood is designed for moms who desire a restful homeschool through a God-centered living education.

Homeschool overwhelm is a real feeling. There is too much to do, too little time, and an overload of information to absorb out there.

Time is short. Time is precious. Yet, we are lacking time to do the most important things in our lives like being fully present with our kids, connecting with our husbands, taking care of ourselves, or the most important of all, connecting with God through reading The Word and prayer.

Listen, I love social media, and you probably are here because someone on social media told you about The Homeschool Sisterhood, right? But as much as I love social media, I realized that I was spending way too much time on it and not with my family, not with God either.

The reality is that social media sucks us in and there are too many distractions, too many posts to comment on, too many notifications to check, videos to watch… too much of too many things that can be good things but yet, too many and we feel like we’ve just spent hours going nowhere and accomplish nothing.

Can I get a witness?

Plus, the overload of homeschool information, resources, and curricula. Oy!

We get all these amazing free homeschool resources and advice, yet, we have no clue how to implement it in your homeschool. 

We download freebies, print them, get excited about using them for a week or two, then we lack consistency and there goes one more thing we didn’t follow through with.

Am I the only one?

Perhaps you are like me and get too excited about buying amazing books and curricula only to sit on the shelves and never get to use them. Guilty, right?

Homeschooling is not for the faint of heart. Let me tell you. We either feel like we’re overdoing or not doing enough.

We lack confidence and we keep questioning ourselves:

“Am I good enough to teach my kids?” 

“Are my kids learning enough?”

And let’s not forget to talk about how lonely this homeschool journey can feel sometimes and the criticism we encounter that makes us feel insecure.

Do you wish you had more support and encouragement along the way? Do you feel the same way, too?

The overwhelm, the lack of time, the lack of consistency, the lack of confidence, the lack of support… and the list goes on and on.

How about the lack of joy?

When I burned out completely 5 years ago, all my joy of homeschooling was gone! I was so tired all the time and I felt like a big failure. I had no strength to carry on.

I wanted to homeschool my kids so badly but I had no idea what I was doing and no one to guide me.

Sister, I know your struggle! Oh, I know it well, from the inside out!