305. Struggling To Teach Your Homeschool Child To Read? How To Keep From Feeling Defeated During This Process

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Teaching a child to read is full of emotions. One minute you are excited and the next minute, you wonder if this is even possible.

It's such an awesome responsibility and as homeschool moms, we take it very seriously. But then, the reality of the day in and day out of teaching and practicing happens. And you wonde

r if you're even cut out for this.

That struggling feeling can make you feel defeated and wonder if you should just quit or try something new or hire a tutor?

Before you make any rash decisions, give this episode a listen. Then, sleep on it and go from there. I promise that there is hope, as well as reading on the horizon!

♥ Leigh

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