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This is the first episode in a series of discussions with my husband, Asif Sayed on Homeschooling and Fatherhood. This year we completed 10 years since Home Education became a lifestyle choice for us as a family. It has been quite a journey for us, while it had its share of ups and downs yet deeply fulfilling and enriching... way beyond our expectations.  We hope that fathers who are embarking on this journey find something beneficial and hopefully find some answers to their questions. A fathers role is unique in a homeschool and their leadership and role is key in deciding the long term stability and success of home education. We are currently running a 10 Day FREE program: Discover Visionary Home Education. Sign up link is below.  https://www.leadersamongstmothers.com/free-course-opt-in Please leave us a review or rate this podcast, it helps others find us. It would mean us a lot if you take a minute to do so.  Jazakallah khair     

In this episode, I discussed with parent coach Shahnila on all the benefits I have personally seen in slowing down. I think this is the most understated advice. But this is worth reminding each other especially with young children.  We need rest to grow. But with children this is an essential but unknowingly we interfere with our children's growth and development. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share with others.  https://www.leadersamongstmothers.com  

In this episode, I had a chance to talk to Raeesa, a mom of 2 young boys. We talked about the difference between being intentional in parenting vs getting completely engulfed by it. While this is often hard to avoid especially in those early years but there is a lot of benefit in creating from distance between our 'role' and us, as a person. It can make us so much more effective as parents and educators. Check out our website for other beneficial content. https://www.leadersamongstmothers.com

Ever wonder if Waldorf Education is right for a muslim home? This amazing educational philosophy can work beautifully and we can adapt it and take the best bits from it.  Join me as I discuss this with Hana from Pepper and Pine who has homeschooled with this method for more than a decade.  Check out our website for a number of opportunities to learn, engage in a community or benefit from other blog posts and training videos.  https://www.leadersamongstmothers.com You can visit us for daily tips and homeschool hacks on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube. https://www.instagram.com/simplifyhomeschool/ https://www.facebook.com/simplifyHomeschool/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCezlWsGapVByp9GLyGI83Cw -Noor  

What is the real risk in Homeschooling? What children really need? What is that one non negotiable need I must fulfill as a mother? This episode will also answer questions you may have like: Is homeschooling for me and my family?  What do I need to watch out for as a homeschooling mother? What should be at the highest priority for me as I fulfill my role as a mother and a teacher? Please leave you comments or reviews on iTunes or Spotify. Find us at:  Find Your Community Here!  You can also find me on instagram and Facebook @simplifyHomeschool See You, Noor

What should we prioritize as parents? Focus on providing resources to our children to set them up for success or should we focus on building the qualities in them which will make them resourceful.  I will share a story which will make it easy to make the right decision and focus our efforts accordingly.  Subscribe and Join our wonderful community of mothers.  https://www.leadersamongstmothers.com

We all know how radical the decision to homeschool can be? When our extended family or relatives are involved it becomes hard to ignore their critical comments. How do we handle this with grace? Why is it important we understand what is behind this question? And what is the incentive is handling this gently? Find out answers to all these questions in this episode.  Subscribe and Join our wonderful community of mothers.  https://www.leadersamongstmothers.com  

In this episode we explore a common myth about homeschooling. Most people perceive homeschooling to be an extraordinary, impossibly difficult endeavor that only 'supermoms' attempt. This is far from the truth.  In one of the weekly LIVE sessions we explored what it takes to homeschool and how we are all equally capable of and are responsible for our children's education.  This episode is from the series 'Homeschool Myth Busters'. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast!