Homeschool Travel Fears You Shouldn't Have

Truth. This list makes me sad. 😢 I asked ChatGPT: “Give me a list of travel frustrations and fears that homeschool families have.” (Keep reading 👇👇👇) But here’s some fears that Mr. AI told me you might have, Travel Mom. ❌Falling behind on educational milestones ❌Limited access to educational resources ❌Planning lessons that align with destinations ❌Long-term impact on academic prospects ❌Not covering all necessary curriculum ❌Lack of socialization skills Let reframe. This is a travel list you SHOULD NOT worry about. However… Please don’t let any of the above keep you from traveling. 1️⃣Especially if you’re not full-time. 2️⃣And if your homeschool kids are still middle school or younger … Go have family travels and live it up! Your kids “can” make up “requirements”… ✅But I would say instead, don’t worry about them. Granted, I’m not a full-time traveler. I’m weekend or mid-week or month-long. Depending on time of year. (And I’m so thankful that Georgia homeschool life has few homeschool requirements 👏👏👏) 👉👉Family travel experiences way surpass the educational standards someone else set. 👉 Go have some world learning! If you’re just wanting to explore as much as you can (and stress less while doing it), I’m your girl! @reclaimingwonders If you’re looking for full-time travel accounts, I’d love to hook you up with some amazing IG friends who are rockin’ it. Without all the bells and whistles and crazy extra add-ons. ❓What keeps you from doing more travel? Give me the topic for a post 😉 . . . Family travel / summer trip / family trip / international travel / homeschool mom / homeschool tips / unschool / mom life / home education / homeschool family / family adventure