Waldorf Homeschooling Part 2: Learning to Let Go

[@ketrenos]

Mixing unschooling with Waldorf is exactly what I am planning on doing! This was very helpful 💕

[@oliveatearthenaurora229]

Same! I thought for a long time I wanted to unschool my son, but I love everything I have heard about Waldorf, so I will be mixing the two, as well! :D

[@Shayne_T]

Hi there-and what does that look like? I’m thinking of mixing the two and would like to see how that’s been going for you.

[@jenniferatkinsreptileart]

Thank you for sharing your peace and calm. I feel my blood pressure going down about homeschooling as I listen.

[@hninthazin5035]

Thanks for this video. I am watching your videos every night. I am also thinking about homeschooling my two daughters in Waldorf way. This videos gave me bundle of thoughts.

[@tranqulitytoo]

Thank you for sharing your experience I have blended unschooling and Waldorf although its more unschooling myself and my structure that's happened.. lol I'm so glad to have found your channel. So happy to see your newest video too. Your work is so helpful for me. Blessings

[@reliableroots]

Thank you so much for sharing! It’s such a relief to know that even Waldorf teachers can get burned out and overwhelmed! I’ve been doing a bit of “unschooling” lately, mostly because I’ve just been so busy and overwhelmed. Thank you for sharing!

[@tiffannysmakeupcloset7106]

Thank you so much for sharing. We just started unschooling a few months ago, because my 5 year old son doesn't do well with structure. It has been working wonderfully, and I have noticed that he naturally uses a lot of waldorf inspired techniques (with out knowing). To learn one subject, he'll draw, play, make up stories. I know very little about waldorf, buy I will definitelly follow your advice to learn more

[@PrettySunShines]

Thank you for this video. I am a mother of 2 young children I homeschool them...but you are right sometimes it is nice to let go and just enjoy the moment without pressure ( I put in myself). I like the way you talk so calm and peaceful...I wish I could be calm and peaceful like you. Thank you again!

[@Innusjana]

Love your videos. They are really helpful and inspiring and your voice is just so lovely and calming.

[@mamamarianasouza]

Thank you for sharing your experience. I’d love to hear more about how you reconciled the idea of “missing out on some subjects for the field trips” And generally more about those two years. I’m interested both in Waldorf and unschooling and have an almost 2 year old boy and another One on its way.

[@MandeeTheGreat]

Thank you for this! You have really inspired me. My children have been unschooled and I have been looking at waldorf as a way to add in a bit more structure.

[@ArtwithSabrina]

Thank you again, Sarah! Could you do a video one the Lazure walls? I am just learning about this technique and understanding the purpose.

[@taylorferrell8308]

Thank you for your videos I love them! Would love if you could share the different foods you would make with your class each day.

[@lmchoisser]

Thank you Sarah great info. Could you please post the curriculum sites you mentioned in these two posts.

[@searose6192]

So funny that you said you moved towards unschooling. I was thinking that exact thing. What you describe is exactly why I view my approach to homeschooling as a fusions of Waldorf inspiration and unschooling with my own flair. Ironically i am using Oak Meadow as a lose scaffolding for my daughter's first year of homeschooling ( with many alterations and a lot added ) while I write my own "cirriculum" for the next year and the years to come. I may integrate live education and christopherus down the line as well, but will in the main be soing our own version of unschooling or rather what I like to think of as knowledge and wisdom acquisition. Great video.

[@JustKristie4]

I just feel like, “Are we doing enough?” I’m not crafty or artsy and I feel so lost trying to add these to our days. I have no idea where to even begin.

[@katsmith8618]

Wonderful video. Is there any way you can give me a little advice? I'm trying to do the same and finding it extremely hard