0 Homeschool: I'm not the perfect mom

Homeschool: I'm not the perfect mom - Losing your temper, exhausted, being sick or tired at times, is inherent to motherhood, whether you train at home or whether you wear to school. That has to do with how you train, if not human.

Mothers homeschoolers try to resolve conflicts with and among our children as we can, but that does not stop have to apologize for losing sometimes nerves, but that is also part of learning, knowing that the rest human beings who are around you also get tired and they also need some space, and also so that is something to look not just happen to them, that mom or dad, or grandmother, or adults, they are not perfect , who also have their tantrums, and find it easier to take their own. All mothers have things we want to improve, is inevitable.

If there is something that clearly makes you the fact homeschool is to develop patience, you, and your children among them also. Thus, the more time you spend with them develop more patience, and they also, the more you get used to sharing time and space between them have more patience. In fact, just look at some mothers in summer, they are hysterical and wanting children to return to school ... or only have three months to spend all day with their children and can do things with them, and they are nervous and overwhelmed that are not used to spending so much time with their children, when they should be contentísimas to finally enjoy of the kids, but not always. Spending many hours together is a great way to foster and increase patience, there is no alternative and patience is like the universe is continually expanding to the absolute limits.

It is normal to start this journey will have insecurities, nobody has all the answers, and homeschool adventure is a constant process, with ups and downs, and other horrific real good moments, but motherhood is so, take them to school or not, is a roller coaster when you have days when you can not imagine anything better than your children and others who want to go to a spa alone, so I just have to accept it and see if it makes up for it or not, and when you look at children no doubt, greatly compensates homeschool. It's hard, not all days are good, that anyone can think imagine the house spotless, the children always smiling, patient and kind, the house smelling of cinnamon and lemon and cooled on marble cake, because it is easier to the house has a degree of chaos, it prepares the cake at 11 in the night, thinking more about the day after that day, the children will have smiled and been patient at times, and sometimes not, and the house can smell all, sweaty feet as a child, stinky science experiment, a dishwasher because they have used to make a volcano, because they believed that baking was not enough, varnish or paint because they are building something, to pizza, to because you throw freshener spray to spray and pray that in an attempt to camouflage the plague of the previous experiment, or because you have used bleach around the house to remove any guarrada who have left there. One can not imagine that homeschooling is like a rose garden, is more like the party of the mad hatter unbirthday, unpredictable, confusing at times, but always interesting, and never would want to miss.