How it’s Going

Fast forward to today, and I wouldn’t change a thing. Witnessing my son blossom into a joyous learner, finding his strengths, feeling confident and unburdened by comparisons – it’s been the most incredible journey.

What I realized is that my son didn’t need all of those interventions.

What he needed was fresh air, a place to run and play, explore nature, and learn naturally when he was ready. And I needed that, too.

That realization hit me hard: education isn’t something kids do—it’s something they live. It happens in the forest, at the kitchen table, through deep conversations, hands-on projects, and following passions.

It happens in the quiet moments of wonder, in the messiness of creativity, and in the freedom to question and discover. When I let go of the traditional idea of schooling, I discovered something better—learning that felt natural, meaningful, and full of joy. 

This unexpected turn in my life ignited a fierce dedication. And now I’m on a mission to mission to spark curiosity, ignite imaginations, and foster a love for learning that goes beyond the walls of the traditional classroom. And, of course, to remind parents all the many reasons why no one is more capable than teaching their very own children.