The Bad Moms Homeschool
Ivana Greco, Dixie Dillon Lane, Nadya Williams, Emily G. WenneborgA Substack for imperfect homeschool moms!
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On working while Homeschooling (Part III)
The Bad Moms are doing a series right now on homeschooling while working. You can read ’s entry here, and ’s piece here.
I write this sitting at my dining room table, first thing in the morning — steaming cup of coffee at my elbow. M...
Homeschooling and Nikole Hannah-Jones’ School Choice
Photo by GR Stocks on Unsplash
Why do some people choose to homeschool? And how, more generally, do people choose a schooling method for their children? The first of these is one of the big questions that investigated in her recent book o...
On Working While Homeschooling, Part II
Trying to figure out how to hold a baby and milk an uncomfortable cow at the same time. Until mothers start growing third hands, we’re all going to have to make some challenging decisions. Image source.
When I think about working while hom...
On Working While Homeschooling, Part I
Juggling flaming torches or working while homeschooling? What’s the difference, again? (Photo by Desiray Green on Unsplash)
Every morning for the past nearly 21 years that I’ve been a mom, I wake up and take stock of what needs to happen t...
When Everyone Needs Some Space
Photo by Colin Watts on Unsplash. I’m not suggesting you literally kick the kids out and build a defensive moat. But let’s be real: it occasionally does sound nice!
Before getting into the substance of this post — if you completed the Summ...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Attorney and homeschooling mom of four. Writing about women, children, families, and family policy.
Historian, homeschooling mom, associate editor at Hearth & Field, contributing editor at Front Porch Republic. Author of "Skipping School: A History of American Homeschooling and How It Went Mainstream" (Eerdmans, 2026).
Nadya Williams is Managing Editor at Mere Orthodoxy and Interim Director of the MFA in Creative Writing at Ashland University. She is the author of three books, including Christians Reading Classics (Zondervan Academic, 2025).
I split my time between sharing living books with my toddler and sharing living books with university students. I also blog very occasionally at thelogologist.substack.com.
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