In this video, we follow our little learners (ages 2-4) as they explore the world of letters through unschooling activities. Each week, we focus on a new letter, sparking their curiosity with creative activities like making a spiky spider for "S" or wiggly octopus for "O." ️

We also sprinkle in some classic learning fun with puzzles, story time, cutting and pasting, and even an educational app!

See how learning can be messy, engaging, and tailored to your child's interests. This video is perfect for parents curious about unschooling preschool or looking for fun letter recognition activities for their toddlers!

About Me |
I'm a devoted Catholic wife caring for our home and nurturing six wonderful children, including twins. Our homeschooling approach follows the unschooling method, allowing our kids the freedom to explore their interests and passions at their own pace and in their own unique style.

To keep things efficient, I colour-organise my children for easy recognition of their belongings. Here's a glimpse into their ages and corresponding colors:

Xavier, 14 – green
Isla, 13 – light purple
Hazel-Rose - though passed at 23 weeks in the womb, remembered with the color dark purple
Vada, 4 – pink
Ezra, 4 – blue
Rosalie, 3 – red
Nazareth, 1 - yellow

Our family also embraces the beauty and intimacy of homebirth, cherishing the natural process of welcoming new life into our home. We believe in the peaceful and empowering environment that homebirth provides, fostering a deep connection between our growing family and the miracle of birth itself.

Having been Protestant Christians for many years, our conversion to Catholicism in March, 2022 marked a profound shift in our beliefs. Rejecting contraception, we trust in God to guide the size of our family. Our journey towards Catholicism was ignited by this change in perspective, leading us to recognise it as the true church initiated by Jesus.

Join us for vlogs portraying our vibrant large family, insightful homebirth experiences, discussions on Catholicism, insights into unschooling, and a multitude of tips for managing homemaking and home organisation