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Home Ed Voices Podcast – (Season 2) Episode 13 – Lyndsay (@Rainbows_and_wellies)

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Home Ed Voices Podcast - Ep13 Lyndsay (@Rainbows_and_Wellies)

The Home Ed Voices Podcast is a UK-based Home Education Podcast that profiles the lives of home ed families.  You can find out more about the podcast here.

This week I’m talking to Lyndsay from @rainbows_and_wellies on Instagram. We talk about home educating an only child, and how home edding can provide a safe environment for an autistic child both to learn in a way that suits them, and get the degree of socialisation that feels comfortable to them (in comparison to the ‘coke bottle’ effect.) We also chat about finding your groove when you’re unexpectedly home educating, through community and time spent reflected on the things that are working.

Show Notes:

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Home Ed Voices Podcast – Season 2 Episode 11 – Ronni (MulticulturalMotherhood)

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Home Ed Voices Podcast Episode 11 - @MulticulturalMotherhood HomeEdVoicesPodcast - A podcast where home educators tell us about their home ed adventures in the UK.

The Home Ed Voices Podcast is a UK-based Home Education Podcast that profiles the lives of home ed families.  You can find out more about the podcast here.

This week I’m talking to Ronni from MulticulturalMotherhood. We talk about finding a regular community in a city with a large number of home edding families a lots of activities to go to. We also talk about teaching other languages as part of your home ed routine, and, as a trained speech and language therapist, Ronni tells us about how parents can support their children’s early language development.

Show Notes:

You can find Ronni at MulticulturalMotherhood.com or on instagram or youtube.

Follow HomeEdVoicesPodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest, or join my newsletter.

If you have any questions or can think of someone you would like me to interview on the podcast (maybe you?), please get in touch via the comments below.

If you enjoyed the podcast and know someone who might benefit from listening to a Home Education Podcast, please let them know about the Home Ed Voices Podcast. Thank you!