I started listening to the a delectable education podcast about three years ago.

Hearing all the episodes has taught and inspired me to implement the Charlotte Mason method

better than what I could have done on my own. Sharing this podcast can help other and

sharing this podcast can help other parents and educators to grow and learn on their

Charlotte Mason journey as well.

My name is Christy Thomas.

I live in Johnstown, Ohio, and I am a proud supporter of a

delectable education through Patreon. You can join me by going to a delectable education.

dot com slash Patreon. Education. and I'm here with Liz Kottrell and Nicole Williams.

So this is another one of our episodes from the past that we are re-erring and bringing to you to listen to again.

When we recorded this episode originally, it was an impromptu unplanned

episode that seemed very needed at that time due to many many conversations and comments and

emails that we had but in the intervening three years we've come to think of

this episode and the question of how to implement the wide feast as an

absolute essential idea to wrestle with and even come back to again and again.

We list it at the top of each consult plan that we

give for parents to listen to if they're feeling overwhelmed just reading through

their consult. So in this month of February that seems to be one universally prone to burn out

we wanted to bring this episode back to your attention whether you're listening to

it again or for the first time we hope you hear not just our hearts but the heart of our good and gracious father

whose yoke is easy and his burden is light because he sent his beloved son to walk alongside us and his Holy Spirit to be our true helper in the education of our children and indeed all of life.

And today is our monthly question and answer session. And today's question is kind of a broad topic that is near and dear to our hearts at this moment in time. And so we just thought we would tackle this one question that seems to keep coming to us from all directions.

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