Hey, moms, welcome to this week's podcast. I'm Dorenda Wilson, wife to one, mom to eight,

Nana to nine, and 26-year veteran homeschooling mom. I'm also the author of the Unhurried

homeschooler, a simple, mercifully short book on homeschooling and the four-hour school day,

how you and your kids can thrive in the homeschool life. You can find all of those, both of those,

and my devotional, Unhurried Grace for a Mom's Heart, written specifically for homeschooling

moms. All three of those books can be found

at Dorinda Wilson.com or on Amazon. And the four-hour school day can be found both of those places

and at any of your favorite booksellers. Well, I am so excited that you're going to be here today,

that you are here today going to be here. Listen to me.

I'm all over the map here. But welcome. I'm glad you're here. I think you're going to find this

podcast to be particularly helpful as we talk about considering our kids' personalities in our

approach. So our approach towards homeschooling, our approach in parenting, this can be a really

important thing to learn and to dive into. So I'm excited today to talk about that topic. But before I do

that, I want to share with you a recent project that I've been working on that is now live,

launched, and ready for all of you.

I think every parent can relate to that moment when you think to yourself,

how is it that two parents can have such vastly different children?

It can be challenging to navigate the relationship and homeschooling with certain personalities,

often because they're so different from us, but sometimes because there's so much like us,

but just an awareness of all of that and how to walk that out can be so helpful.

But it does require us to take stock of the differences and learn to navigate the relationship and our homeschooling in a way that works for them and works for us.

Today, my friend Sarah is joining me to talk about this. Sarah has been on the podcast with me a couple of times before.

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