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I love this! I was an unschooling mom back in the 90’s. Best thing I’ve ever done. Now I get to do it with my grandson... the best.

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How wonderful! Thanks for reading Beth.

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"Unschooling is not just about learning; it's also about building strong relationships with our children. ...Whether it's a morning cuddle...or a bedtime chat, these moments of connection deepen our bonds and make learning a shared adventure." I couldn't agree more. Our son (12) has had the good fortune of never having to wake up to an alarm clock, and each morning has the relaxed attitude of a Saturday, where a big and nutritious breakfast is paramount! Your page has a beautiful aesthetic, and I'm sure your children benefit greatly from your conscientious approach to things.

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Ah, thank you Mark! And a massive yes 🙌 to not waking up to an alarm!

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Love this and love the watercolours! I’ll get to making some soon. We sort of have a rhythm to bookend the days but I know the inconsistency of if we are going out or staying home during the day throws my 3 yr old off. He’s such a home body and needs a lot of time to mentally prepare.

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I look forward to seeing them Kat. Those days with a newborn and toddler 😍 I loved them so much but I certainly didn't have a rhythm down!

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Really enjoyed reading about your family's rhythms and rituals - it's given me lots of inspiration. I feel like it would be good to incorporate some of these things into our weekends, especially the themed days and family meetings. Your artwork is gorgeous too ❤️

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Thanks Jenna, love the idea of having the weekend rhythm as a stand alone part of the week. Perfect for those with children at school ❤️

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