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If traditional homeschooling or school-at-home isn’t working anymore, this post explores why that happens and how unschooling can be a practical next step.

Monthly unschooling orientations to help homeschooling parents find the right resources faster—without overwhelm, pressure, or information overload.

Feeling pressure to “get back on track” after the holidays? Sue Patterson encourages homeschooling and unschooling parents to slow down, reflect, & tune into Winter.

Winter unschooling can feel harder with more time inside, more screens, and more self-doubt. This post offers reassurance and perspective for unschooling families.

Curious how unschooling really works during the holidays? Here’s what typical December days look like for unschoolers —filled with learning, connection, and zero pressure.

Confused about unschooling? Learn how to navigate doubt, overwhelm, and December pressure with reassurance and guidance from experienced unschooler, Sue Patterson.

If unschooling feels like an emotional roller coaster lately, this episode will help you understand why — and what actually makes the ride smoother. Let's break down the real reasons parents feel wobbly and why support makes such a dramatic difference, especially during high-pressure seasons like the holidays. Here’s what we explore: Why unschooling feels so up-and-down at first The hidden pressures that make parents question everything The real reason doing this alone feels overwhelming What genuine support actually provides How community can steady your nerves and calm your home Why this season is the easiest time to get help This episode is for parents who want clarity, steadiness, and reassurance that they truly don’t have to figure out unschooling alone. 

Handling critics during the holidays? This unschooling podcast explains why family comments hurt when we're deschooling - and how to stay grounded and confident.

If your child only wants to play — Legos, trampolines, videogames — don’t panic. Discover why play is essential —and how to support real learning with unschooling.