Coming Home is the book I wish someone handed me on day one.
The BOGA Edition lets you Buy One, Gift Another.
The freedom, the possibility, the responsibility… it hits all at once.
And it’s disorienting, not because you can’t handle it,
but because you’ve stepped into a whole new way of doing family and learning —
with almost no real guidance.
Most advice skips the part you actually need:
the emotional, mental, and practical shifts that shape your first years.
Homeschooling isn’t confusing because you’re unprepared.
It’s confusing because you’re expected to magically “just know”
how to be a teacher, facilitator, guide, mom, counselor, chef,
and peacekeeper overnight.
So that pressure you’re feeling?
That silence you’ve been navigating?
That sense that everyone else “gets it” while you’re still trying to breathe?
You’re not imagining it.
Because you were never incapable —
you were just never given the real foundations.
A perfect schedule won’t steady you.
A Pinterest homeschool room won’t ground you.
A stack of curriculum won’t give you the peace or clarity you’re craving.
This isn’t another rule-heavy “how-to.”
It’s a grounding guide — one that helps you build your homeschool from the inside out with clarity, confidence, and calm.
Inside, you’ll learn how to:
✔️ Build rhythms that support your real life — not the one you think you “should” have
✔️ Create a foundation strong enough to grow with your kids (and you)
✔️ Understand what your child actually needs in the early years
✔️ Release school mindsets without falling into chaos
✔️ Make confident decisions without fear or comparison
Coming Home takes you from —
“I hope I’m doing this right…” to
“I know what we need next.”
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Most new homeschoolers don’t fail because they’re unqualified.
They stumble because no one tells the truth about what the first years actually require.
Not more curriculum.
Not the perfect schedule.
Not a themed homeschool room.
But the inner work — the mindset, rhythm, and emotional grounding that make homeschooling sustainable.
Coming Home gives you what most advice leaves out:
the real foundations of homeschooling — the ones that protect your peace, your confidence, and your kids’ joy.
Because when you understand what matters early on, everything else becomes lighter.
Simpler.
More human.
Get the guide that makes your first years make sense.
The BOGA Edition lets you Buy One, Gift Another.
If you’re in your first few years of homeschooling and feel overwhelmed, unsure, or constantly second-guessing yourself — this book was written for you.
It’s also for seasoned homeschoolers who want to rebuild their foundation with more clarity, rhythm, and confidence.
No.
While it’s perfect for beginners, many veteran homeschool moms use Coming Home to reset old habits, release school-ish thinking, and return to a more grounded, human-centered way of learning.
Most guides focus on curriculum, schedules, or methods.
Coming Home focuses on the part that actually makes your homeschool work — the emotional, mental, and practical foundations no one talks about but everyone needs.
Yes — and especially if you are.
Deschooling isn’t a one-and-done phase; it’s an ongoing process of noticing and releasing school-conditioned beliefs as they show up over time.
Coming Home gives you the grounding, clarity, and structure that deschooling alone doesn’t offer — so you’re not just “letting go,” you’re also building something steady in its place.
Think of it as the bridge between unlearning what didn’t serve you and creating a homeschool that actually fits your family.
The digital edition is available directly in my shop, and the paperback is available on Amazon.
Not at all.
Coming Home works no matter your method because it’s about your rhythm, your child, and your real life — not a style you must fit into.