Charlotte Mason Enrichment Podcast

Elise Thompson

Join me and my friends as we journey together in implementing Charlotte Mason’s timeless principles for education and life.

  1. Sep 4

    Working, Homeschooling and Spreading the Feast with Julie Ross

    Can you work, homeschool, manage your home, and still give your children a rich, life-giving education? More and more homeschooling moms are carrying responsibilities outside of their homeschool, whether that means working, building a business, caring for family members, or pursuing something God has put on their hearts. In this episode of the Charlotte Mason Enrichment Podcast, I’m joined by Julie Ross, founder of A Gentle Feast, for an encouraging conversation about what it really looks like to work while homeschooling. Julie built A Gentle Feast while homeschooling five children and eventually became the primary breadwinner for her family. Along the way, her homeschool had to evolve. Her schedule changed. She had to get creative. But she discovered that work and homeschooling didn’t have to be opposing forces. We talk about: • Letting go of the “ideal” homeschool • Finding the blessing in difficult or demanding seasons • What Julie kept non-negotiable in her homeschool • Creating healthy boundaries with your children while working • Helping older children grow in independence without expecting too much too soon • Simplifying a Charlotte Mason education when life is full • How A Gentle Feast has evolved to support today’s homeschooling families • Trusting God with the season you’re in Julie shares such a powerful reminder: “It’s hard, but I am resourceful.” It can be hard, and there can still be so much goodness here. If you’re a working homeschool mom or simply navigating a season where you’re carrying more than usual, I hope this conversation encourages you to believe: You can do this. Not perfectly. Not without making adjustments along the way. But faithfully.

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