Homeschool Hug

Sarah Wehkamp
Homeschool Hug

Thinking about homeschooling? Already in it but feeling overwhelmed or burnt out and wondering if you’ve made a huge mistake? I'm Sarah Wehkamp, former teacher turned homeschool mom. This is the podcast I wish I'd had when I was thinking about homeschooling and in the first few years after. I was looking for not just the practical (curriculum, scheduling, etc.) but the mindset, the emotional stuff as well. "What if I mess up my kids? What if I lose myself? What if our family judges us?" Here we tackle both. And laugh a lot along the way.

  1. MAR 24

    11. You Don't Need Permission to Homeschool - Here's Why

    When I was considering homeschooling, I wasn’t just battling schedules, curriculum choices, or figuring out how to teach math. I was battling doubt—and the quiet fear that I needed someone else to say this choice was okay. I kept waiting for permission. I wanted my parents to approve. I wanted friends to understand. I wanted someone to say, “Yes. This is the right thing. You’re doing the right thing.” But that moment never came. And eventually, I realized something big: It didn’t have to. In this episode of The Homeschool Hug, I’m sharing the part of the decision-making process that no one talks about—the emotional tug-of-war between logic and fear, between wanting to make the right choice… and wanting others to agree that it’s right. Here’s what we cover: • Why we crave external validation—and how it keeps us stuck • What to do when logic and facts still don’t bring peace • How to identify what’s really behind your doubt • The mindset shift that helped me stop looking for approval Here’s the truth: You don’t need anyone else to say “yes” to homeschooling. You need to say yes to yourself. If you’re afraid of being judged, or feeling unsure because someone close to you doesn’t understand your choice—this episode will help you get clarity, confidence, and peace. 💬 Struggling with this too? Let’s talk on Instagram: @sarahwehkamp ✨ And if fear is still keeping you stuck, grab the free Quick Start Homeschool Guide to help you take the first step!

    8 min
  2. MAR 10

    09. This wasn’t the plan. (Part 2) Krissa Tejada’s journey to The Homeschool Hub is a story you won’t forget.

    Today, I’m sitting down for Part 2 of my interview with Krissa Tejada, the owner of The Homeschool Hub in Lewisville, Texas, Krissa's homeschool journey is unlike any you’ve heard before. From experiencing a life-altering moment as a student to jumping headfirst into running a brick-and-mortar homeschool store with zero experience, Krissa shares the real, raw, and unexpected parts of her journey.   We also dive into: The most common struggles she hears from families coming into the store What we both graduated high school without knowing The three things every parent should have in their homeschool toolkit and What advice she gives to parents scared to start homeschooling Krissa’s journey is proof that you don’t need to have it all figured out to take the leap. Whether you’re just starting or have been homeschooling for years, this episode will challenge what you think you know about homeschooling, fear, and the freedom that comes when you embrace the unknown.   ✨ Need help getting started? Download my free Quick Start Homeschool Guide for simple steps to build a homeschool life that works for you. [Click here to grab it!] 💬 Let’s connect! Follow me on Instagram @sarahwehkamp for tips, encouragement, and real-life glimpses of homeschooling. 📍 Visit The Homeschool Hub 🏡 Location:571 S. Edmonds Ln., Lewisville, TX 75057 (Corner of Edmonds Ln at Purnell) 🌐 Website 📲 Follow The Homeschool Hub Online: 📸 Instagram: @the_homeschoolhub 📘 Facebook: The Homeschool Hub

    25 min
  3. MAR 3

    08. This Wasn’t the Plan. Krissa Tejada’s journey to The Homeschool Hub is a story you won’t forget.

    Today, I’m sitting down with Krissa Tejada, the owner of The Homeschool Hub in Lewisville, Texas whose homeschool journey is unlike any you’ve heard before.   From experiencing a life-altering moment as a student to jumping headfirst into running a brick-and-mortar homeschool store with zero experience, Krissa shares the real, raw, and unexpected parts of her journey.   We also dive into: The biggest struggles homeschool parents have when they walk into her store The things we both tried to avoid teaching our kids (and how that didn't work) How to homeschool without giving up your own time or losing yourself How to juggle work and homeschooling without burning out Krissa’s journey is proof that you don’t need to have it all figured out to take the leap. Whether you’re just starting or have been homeschooling for years, this episode will challenge what you think you know about homeschooling, fear, and the freedom that comes when you embrace the unknown.   ✨ Need help getting started? Download my free Quick Start Homeschool Guide for simple steps to build a homeschool life that works for you. [Click here to grab it!]   💬 Let’s connect! Follow me on Instagram @sarahwehkamp for tips, encouragement, and real-life glimpses of homeschooling.   📍 Visit The Homeschool Hub   🏡 Location: 571 S. Edmonds Ln., Lewisville, TX 75057   🌐 Website: https://thehomeschoolhub.net/   📲 Follow The Homeschool Hub Online:   📸 Instagram: @the_homeschoolhub   📘 Facebook: The Homeschool Hub

    21 min
5
out of 5
21 Ratings

About

Thinking about homeschooling? Already in it but feeling overwhelmed or burnt out and wondering if you’ve made a huge mistake? I'm Sarah Wehkamp, former teacher turned homeschool mom. This is the podcast I wish I'd had when I was thinking about homeschooling and in the first few years after. I was looking for not just the practical (curriculum, scheduling, etc.) but the mindset, the emotional stuff as well. "What if I mess up my kids? What if I lose myself? What if our family judges us?" Here we tackle both. And laugh a lot along the way.

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