Homeschool Hints: How We Do It
Homeschool Hints: How We Do It is a podcast for parents who are curious about homeschooling but unsure where to begin. Each episode shares what’s working, what’s messy, and the little wins that remind us why it’s worth it.
Honest conversations, real families, and just enough encouragement to help you start strong—and keep going.
New to Homeschool Hints: How We Do It?
Here are some great episodes to start with.
Recent
The Little Stops That Become the Big Memories (and Why We Always Pull Over at Buc-ee’s)
Kid Favorites February 2026
5 Homeschooling Truths I Wish I Knew Sooner (from a Teacher-Turned-Homeschool-Dad
EP 5: Stop Doing What's Not Working
Best Books for Boys Ages 7–12 (Wholesome, High-Interest Reads They’ll Devour)
The Advent Tradition My Kids Race Out of Bed For
Recent Blog Posts
The Little Stops That Become the Big Memories (and Why We Always Pull…
We’ve been a little quiet over here lately. Not on purpose. Just life in a full season. Finishing up school, keeping everything moving, and trying to hold onto some kind of rhythm.If I’m honest, we’re still figuring out how to ju…
Kid Favorites February 2026
Every year we take a big road trip. Traveling as a family of 6 takes some intentionality and planning, but it's SO worth it. These are some of our favorite things for our homeschooling family from our road trip! Note: Some links are a…
5 Homeschooling Truths I Wish I Knew Sooner (from a Teacher-Turned-Ho…
If you’re new to homeschooling or even if you’ve been at it for a while, you’ve probably asked yourself:“Am I doing this right?”In this week’s episode of Homeschool Hints: How We Do It, we sit down with Mr. Da…
About the Host
I'm a homeschooling mom of four with a 15-year career in the digital tech space and a deep love for learning alongside our kids. My husband and I took the leap into homeschooling during the pandemic and never looked back. What started as a temporary plan for kindergarten has grown into a lifestyle we love, filled with curiosity, creativity, and connection.
We live rurally, spend a lot of time outdoors, and are part of a homeschool co-op where our kids build friendships and community. For us, homeschooling is about maximizing this short season of family life, tailoring education to our kids’ interests, and weaving our Christian values into everyday moments. I’m not here as an expert—but as a fellow parent still figuring it out, one story and one season at a time.