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Good Habits for Mom: Considering Your Husband
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We’re moving through the series, “Good Habits for Mom.” And this week I’m talking about the habit of always considering your husband.
Because even though we’re in the trenches all day, every day in the home with the kids and all the stuff, there’s an entire other adult with a stake in all of this. And the Bible says we have to respect him.
So what does he think about what’s going on in your home, with your homeschooling and how much or little would he actually like to be involved?
You already know, putting some good habits in place for relating to your husband is foundational to a thriving home life, but I just want to remind you again and maybe give you some ideas for how you can do it.
I have to confess, I have a soft spot for husbands since losing mine several years ago and having to step into the role of head of our household myself.
I have a little bit of a unique perspective on the marriage relationship because of it, and I would love to share it with you!
Because having a better understanding of where your husband is coming from will go a long way in smoothing out all the rough edges of your days and even trickle down into your homeschooling.
I guarantee it!
Visit my site, homeschoolingwell.com, for this episode's transcript, show notes and all of the other resources I have to help you homeschool well!
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