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208. Having A Long Range Vision of Homeschooling And What Really Matters With Elizabeth Santelmann of Sunshine In My Nest

November 30, 202337m
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So often, parents jump into homeschooling and are hyper focused on the here and now. And that is completely understandable because this is a whole new way of life and education.

Today's guest, Elizabeth Santelmann of Sunshine In My Nest, is here to encourage you to take a step back and look at the long-term vision of homeschooling. As she homeschools her 3 boys, she wants to encourage moms to see the whole picture of raising children. And most importantly, pointing them towards the gospel.

She offers a unique perspective that I know you will find encouraging and challenging, in a really good way.

Find that cozy chair and grab your favorite warm drink as you soak in Elizabeth's wisdom and joy for motherhood.

♥ Leigh

 

Elizabeth's website: https://www.sunshineinmynest.com/

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sunshine-in-my-nest/id1625483086

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunshineinmynest/

 

 

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