Preschool & Kindergarten Parents—This is for You! 🎁

Hey Reader!

I know I talk a lot about unschooling teens—because let’s face it, that age comes with its own wave of worries. School hasn't been working, and parents feel stuck without knowing they even have options.

But you know who else is really struggling right now?

✨ Parents of Kindergartners and Preschoolers ✨

This time of year can be so hard. Maybe you were feeling confident… watching your little one play, learn through exploring, asking questions, following their curiosity. But then the school bus rolls up. Kindergarten Roundup dates start circulating. The neighborhood moms start chatting about registration and "good preschools." And suddenly, that wave of doubt rolls in.

You don’t really want to send them away all day.
(OK, maybe for an hour or two, but not five days a week for seven hours a day!)

You’re not alone.
During my June coaching sessions, I’ve heard from so many parents of 3- to 5-year-olds who are panicking a little right now. Wondering what to do. Wanting to trust the process—but also wanting someone to say:
"Yes, you really can do this differently."

So! I made something for you. 💛
You know me—I love creating tools to help you see how unschooling can work at your house!

FREE GUIDE:

10 Tips for Unschooling Little Ones

A reassuring 14-page PDF to help you feel more grounded and confident in your decision to skip preschool or Kindergarten. Here's what's inside:

10 tips to help you feel confident skipping preschool/kinder
Real-life examples of unschooling at ages 3–6
A bonus Weekly Checklist for creating your own rhythm
Reframes to help quiet your doubts
Blog posts, podcasts, and more to support your next steps

Download this Free Guide!

And if you’re already past this phase in your own parenting journey, would you be so kind as to forward this along or share it with someone who’s navigating it right now?

It’s totally free and might be just what they need to take a deep breath and say: “Okay. I can do this.”
Even if "this" is still wobbly, only "unschooling-ish"–where we start isn't where we end up. It's a process. ;)