Meant to say “loving parents”

When my son wanted to go to school, I asked him what he thought school looked like. He said a backpack, a lunch box, a desk, and a teacher. So I found a co-op of living parents who teach to the child’s interests and support one another. And he was allowed to pack a snack and bring a backpack. There were tables and desks available, and he got to pick a desk. He was satisfied with this once a week, half-day “school.” Your daughter’s idea of school may not necessarily be a forty hour work week. Could be much simpler. Hope this helps!

My son was excited to go to school so we let him know but made sure he knew there were other options. He lasted until Christmas and then decided he wanted to be homeschooled (we are very relaxed about it..more like unschooled). Now he is deciding he doesn’t want to go back this year. It doesn’t take long for them to see through the facade. I’m pretty sure if she does go she will change her mind pretty quickly. I would hate to battle my son every morning to keep him home. I felt it was important that he have his free will respected.

As long as there is someone else to watch the kids when working? Or they’re older.