Mother culture

Charlotte Mason homeschoolers are probably already familiar with the term "Mother Culture." But the principle of "let the mother go out to play" has value for all homeschooling moms! Laura McKinney Adams brings a special guest post and audioblog to us exploring this idea and giving practical examples of how…

As we enter my daughter's first year of her Charlotte Mason education, I've decided I want to be more intentional with nurturing myself through our homeschooling experience as well. I've been reading Mother Culture this summer and am inspired to set my own goals to learn alongside my children and fill my cup. Today, I'll be sharing what I'm stocking my Mother Culture Basket and would love to hear what you're planning too!

This post is all about the mother’s notebooks that I keep as part of our Charlotte Mason homeschool & my mother culture.

Last week I asked on Instagram which post out of a few ideas that I had you guys wanted to see on the blog first and my mother morning basket was the most

Mother culture starts with understanding ourselves as learners. Charlotte Mason's Twenty Principles offer a way to life-long learning - for moms!

See what I've been reading for Mother Culture this fall! I'm sharing my "stiff," "moderately easy," and fiction book lists with you today!

Charlotte Mason suggested mothers who live a rich life build happier households. This "mother culture" may very well be the secret to avoiding burnout.

Looing for some great books to continue your own education as a mom? Check out my complete Mother Culture book list for Spring 2021!

There is no sadder sight in life than a mother, who has so used herself up in her children’s childhood, that she has nothing to give them in their youth. from “Mother Culture” by “A.” in The Parents’ Review, vol. 3, no. 2, pgs. 92-95 I had never heard the term “mother culture” until about … Read More