What is the one thing you are doing for yourself today?

Good morning, Baddies! 💕 We're kicking off our 5 Types of Homeschool Moms conversation with **The Planner Mom**. Now, my Planner Moms LOVE a good plan. You probably have the calendar, the homeschool schedule, the meal plan, the color-coded something 😂 and you genuinely feel better when you know what's coming next. But here's where planning can get us in trouble: sometimes we create a schedule for the family we *wish* we had instead of the family we actually have. Then Tuesday starts Tuesday-ing, somebody wakes up with an attitude, math takes 45 minutes longer than expected, you forgot about an appointment, and suddenly that beautiful schedule is looking at you like, “Well???” 😂 Your plan is supposed to support you. **You are not supposed to spend your whole day trying to serve the plan.** So Planner Moms, let's talk: **Do you actually follow the homeschool schedule you create, or is that pretty schedule mostly there for emotional support? 😂** And when your schedule DOES fall apart, what's usually the first thing that throws it off? Drop it below. I want the Planner Moms helping each other today because somebody else's solution might be exactly what another mom needs. 💕

BaddieHood, this one is for YOU. 💗 I just released a brand new video on YouTube: "5 Types of Homeschool Moms (Which One Are You?)" Whether you are brand new to homeschooling or you have been at it for years, you will see yourself in this video. Here is what we cover: ✔ The Planner ✔ The Explorer ✔ The Researcher ✔ The Connector ✔ The Juggler For each type, I break down your superpower, your blind spot, and your next move. I also share how most of us are a blend of two types, and 4 first steps to take in your first month. The biggest message of the video: You are not behind. You are beginning. There is no perfect homeschool style, only the style that fits your family and the strategy that helps it thrive. Here is how you can support this community and the channel today: 1️⃣ WATCH the video: https://youtu.be/ADmDQz8HmsU 2️⃣ LIKE the video so YouTube shows it to more homeschool moms 3️⃣ SUBSCRIBE to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/@homeschoolmombaddie 4️⃣ COMMENT on YouTube with your top two types 5️⃣ SHARE it with one new homeschool mom who needs to hear this Then come back and tell us right here in the comments: 👇 Which TWO types sound most like you? And what is one strength and one blind spot you recognized in yourself? I will be reading and responding to every comment. Let's make this a conversation, because the best part of BaddieHood is that no one homeschools alone. Watch it, subscribe, and show up in the comments. That is how we grow together. 🙌 With love and accountability, Tia

Hello everyone! My name is Maria, and I’m currently new to the community. I have a 5-year-old daughter whom I travel with frequently between North Carolina and South Dakota. I’m looking for some guidance on getting started with homeschooling. Although kindergarten is not mandatory in North Carolina, I’m being told that South Dakota requires my daughter to be 6 years old before she can officially begin homeschooling. I’m a little unsure about what steps I should take from here, especially since she is only 5. I definitely want to get the homeschooling process started and make sure I’m following the proper requirements while also providing her with a good educational foundation. If anyone has experience with homeschooling in South Dakota, particularly with children under the age of 6 or families who travel between North Carolina and South Dakota, I would greatly appreciate any advice, resources, or guidance on where to begin. Thank you in advance! I’m looking forward to connecting with everyone and learning from this community.