Mother culture

Mother Culture is an important part of Charlotte Mason education. Make time for these tasks by planning it intentionally and modeling lifelong learning and intentional living for your children.

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!

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

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

📓Part Two in my Mother Culture Series is all about Commonplace Books!📓

Today I wanted to show you inside what I am calling my "Mother Academia Morning Basket". Though there really is no basket involved. It's just a stack of

To get the most out of our mother culture time, we can look to Charlotte Mason's principles to guide our choices.

AUTUMN MOTHER CULTURE MORNING BASKET - what I want to be learning this autumn

Wanting to start your Mother Culture habit? Try one (or six 😉) of these great books. Let me know what you think!