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A few days ago at the WHAMderful Life Workshop, I was asked by one of the moms if I homeschool my son. I replied with my default answer – I don’t think I have the patience to homeschool. Then I got to thinking, am I really not patient enough to homeschool, or am I writing it off without even giving it a try? Of course, at this point my son is already in grade school and I won’t know the answer to this until a have another child, which isn’t any time soon.

How about you? Do you think you have what it takes to be a homeschooling mommy? Would you like to try? If your answer is yes, then you should check out The Learning Basket‘s Preschool Homeschool: You Can Do It Too! This much requested seminar will take place on April 20, 2013, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM at Madela House, New Manila, Quezon City. Learn about the what, why and how of homeschooling preschoolers from other parents.

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To register, simply click on this link and fill out the form. The seminar fee is Php250.00, but if you purchase Php500.00 worth of books or toys from The Learning Basket Booth during the event, you can get in for free. The Learning Basket offers great books and educational toys that add quality to the homeschooling experience.

For inquiries, send an email to Mariel at mariel@thelearningbasket.com .

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I was just thinking about all the things I plan to do differently with my second child (when I have him/her). Among the changes I am thinking about making, replacing preschool with homeschooling is one of them. I really don’t want to commit to anything right now since I am nowhere near being pregnant with my second child, plus I have always said that I am not sure I have the patience to home-school.

So why am I event considering it? Well, I’ve started meeting a lot of other moms who home-school, and I’m starting to see some of its benefits. At the same time, the primary reason why we started sending my first son to preschool at a young age was because he’s an only child, and we were worried that he didn’t really know how to interact with other kids. I’m pretty sure that this is something I now know how to address, plus, my second kid obviously won’t be an only child, so there!

Coincidentally, just when my interest in homeschooling sparked, I learned about this upcoming workshop by The Learning Basket. I feel that this will be a great learning opportunity for parents like me who are even the least bit interested in learning more about homeschooling.

Preschool Homeschool: You Can Do It Too! by The Learning Basket

You Are Your Child’s First and Best Teacher: A Seminar for Parents by The Learning Basket