I really like to write.
But the truth is, I LOVE to talk.
Fortunately, I have been able to gab with some of my favorites!
For your convenience, here are all the podcasts I have had the privilege of being a part of – all in one place!
Shawna Wingert is a former training and development professional turned education specialist, and has homeschooled her two children for the last ten years.Shawna has written four books about homeschooling unique learners and has been featured in homeschooling discussions on Today.com, The Mighty, Simple Homeschool, My Little Poppies and Raising Lifelong Leaners.
You can find her online here at DifferentByDesignLearning.com.
I am preparing to speak next week about ‘Faith and Fear in Motherhood’. As I have prayed about what to say and how to say it, one thing keeps occurring to me – Faith looks nothing like the pretty picture I have in my head. The longer I am a mom, the more I realize…
I remember summer vacations so well. When I was a child, summer break meant eating way too many Popsicles, not having to get up in the morning, swimming for as long as I wanted, impromptu trips to the lake, and absolutely no real plans. The summer break of my youth was glorious. The summer break…
This is what it’s like when you realize you absolutely can’t control it all, even when it feels like you need to. When your child is first diagnosed, the doctors are always focused on the proposed treatment plan. Rightly so. It’s what they do, post assessment. I recommend therapy a minimum of two times a…
It has been a tough few weeks around here. Like, really tough. Both of my children are off. The time change certainly didn’t help, but the reality is that we were already a hot mess long before we lost that hour. My oldest has been having complications from his chronic illness. Mouth sores and rashes…
Today is August 1, 2017. August 1st is a big day for me. It’s the day my oldest son was officially, finally diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It’s also the day I came home, desperate to find resources, and hopeful that there might be someone out there who was experiencing the same thing. I couldn’t…
This is the very best advice I can possibly share. This is what you need to do when your child has differences. I began watching a docu-series on YouTube last week, all about different families raising children with varying differences and special needs. The single mom with three kiddos on the spectrum. The 18 year…