Free printable pack for homeschool couples
Do You Speak Homeschool Mom?
For the days she can't find the words, and the husband who wants to help but isn't sure where to start. Pages for him, pages for her, and a few to do together.
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A few translations
"I don't even know what we're having for dinner."
I have made about 742 decisions today. I would love for someone else to make the next one.
"I feel like we didn't get anything done today."
I don't need the homeschool evaluated right now. I need to hear that you saw me keep going.
"I'm just tired."
I'm tired of being the one who remembers, the one who notices, and the one who knows what everybody needs next.
If any of those made you nod, the rest of the pack is for you.
Asking for a friend
A few weeks ago, someone left a comment on one of my reels asking if I had a printable version. "Asking for a friend," she said with a wink. Turns out a lot of you have that same friend.
So I took the posts you shared and sent to each other the most and turned them into something you can actually use together. Some pages are for him and some are for you, because we both have things to learn.
What's inside
For him
Do You Speak Homeschool Mom? What she means when she says it, and what to do next.
Words You Can Borrow Simple things to say that land.
The Walk-In-the-Door List A few places to start when you're not sure what needs doing.
For her
A Week of Praying for Him Pray for him, then find one little way to love him each day.
Ask Him Tonight Questions to hear what he has been carrying.
Talk to Him, Not Just the Schedule For the wife who misses just hanging out with her husband.
Plus: how to hand it to him, an optional four-week challenge, phone lock screens for you both, and a note from my husband, Sam. Comes in full color and an ink-friendly version.
This is where we are now
Sam and I have known each other for almost twenty years. We did not come out of the wedding knowing how to do all of this. This is where we are now. It is not where we have always been.
Sometimes we love each other and still completely miss what the other person is trying to say. These pages are here to help with that. Not because anyone is failing, but because we belong to each other.
Wendy
Start with one page
You don't have to get it all right. Pick one sheet, find a calm moment, and look at it together.