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  • Finding Freedom from Work for Work’s Sake
    Mom's Learning | Rest and Leisure | Philosophy

    Finding Freedom from Work for Work’s Sake

    ByAmy September 2, 2018May 22, 2020
    This entry is part 4 of 5 in the series Real Rest for Tired Moms

    Whenever I think of chains, as in prison chains, I remember a scene in Disney’s Robin Hood: Prince John has been arresting all the animals of the forest, and we see a few of them in their striped shirts and hats, walking along to the work camp, each with a cuff around an ankle, links…

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  • From Distraction to Leisure: Recapturing Peace in a Frenetic Culture
    Learning at Home | Philosophy | Mom's Learning | Rest and Leisure

    From Distraction to Leisure: Recapturing Peace in a Frenetic Culture

    ByAmy July 28, 2018February 20, 2020
    This entry is part 2 of 5 in the series Real Rest for Tired Moms

    After my first son was born, I noticed something changed at church: I could no longer pay attention to the sermon. While disappointing, it wasn’t particularly surprising. I had responsibility for a little, fragile human who, in some ways, seemed an awful lot like a ticking time bomb. I never knew when he would sound…

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    A Home Preschool Schedule with the Child at Heart

    ByAmy June 13, 2016February 20, 2019

    [sc name=”Disclosure”] Before my oldest son was born, I took to the internet to figure out what age I might need to start formally home educating. I assumed it would be around the age of three, for preschool. There were, and still are, lots of home educating bloggers sharing their home preschool curricula and schedules…

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    The Most Important Skill You Can Develop to Help Your Kids Learn

    ByAmy May 26, 2016February 20, 2019

    Life with young kids gets intense.  Some mornings pass in a blur of crumbs and diaper changes. Last Thursday I was apparently so busy that I walked right out the door carrying a sippy cup, which I didn’t notice until ten minutes later when I got to my Pilates class. I’m sure that parents who…

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