Comments on: The simple productivity hack I learned from Caroline Ingalls https://simplehomeschool.net/productivity/ Never let your schooling interrupt your education. Mon, 16 Feb 2026 15:40:05 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Heather sandahl https://simplehomeschool.net/productivity/#comment-809896 http://simplehomeschool.net/?p=60588#comment-809896 In reply to Belinda.

After other things didn’t work I potty trained my child with a technique from the Berenstain bears books lol. There are so many things of value in Children’s literature!

]]> By: Andrea https://simplehomeschool.net/productivity/#comment-799811 http://simplehomeschool.net/?p=60588#comment-799811 Loved your scheduling tips! The cherry on top was recognizing the wonderful place in all the pics! When my bigs were littles, we would visit the Kelley Farm as often as we could. Now, across the country, it’s a sweet memory.

]]> By: rachael Siebenaler https://simplehomeschool.net/productivity/#comment-733736 http://simplehomeschool.net/?p=60588#comment-733736 The only difference is that she had a day for rest – which I think we all need! I love this idea, but I am for sure going to give rest a whole day. 🙂

]]> By: Jamie Erickson https://simplehomeschool.net/productivity/#comment-733545 http://simplehomeschool.net/?p=60588#comment-733545 In reply to Belinda.

Yes, the world will always tell you to do more. Doing less is not lazy or a sign of slacking off. It’s just a way to choose your YESs and NOs really well. We each get to decide to spend our currency of life–24 hours each day.

]]> By: Belinda https://simplehomeschool.net/productivity/#comment-733509 http://simplehomeschool.net/?p=60588#comment-733509 ” … an uncomplicated rhythm to her days …” That’s the key! Thank you for this timely post. It’s counter-cultural, but I love the call to do “less” in a sense, to do what really matters and do those things well, instead of the world’s call to do more, faster, which leads to burnout and tension. The truth is, we can’t do it “all”, and there’s freedom in learning that.

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