My Homeschooled Mocosas

     Having little children in the house is such a blessing. All the cuddles and unconditional love they give. The smallest things make them happy.  They are also curious about everything and have a will to learn. It's true what they say, their little brains absorb everything like a sponge. This works to the advantage of a parent willing to teach! Mud Pie! Enjoying the puddles      Little children do most of their learning through play. So I encourage them to get muddy. Let them jump in the puddles. I get them in play clothes so they can enjoy getting dirty. They are new beings on this planet and are discovering the world through play. We should nurture that curiosity.   Did you know: Soil has a bacteria that releases dopamine in the brain which studies have shown to helps combat anxiety & depression. Studies have also show it to release neurons in the brain responsible for producing serotonin which can also improve your immune system. Happiness

        One day our children will grow up. They will make their own money. They will be solely responsible for managing their funds in a world full of bills and expenses. I think all parents can agree that we want to make sure they are prepared and ready to face the world with a strong foundation set in place.      The majority of people started off with an allowance as children. I didn't, I got my first job around 13. I worked under the table for a taco shop. Made like 🤔 $160 cash a week. I would also buy LOC sunglasses at the flea markets in Houston, TX. I would double my profile by selling them to the kids at my school. On top of that I would take requests for custom drawings and sell those, too.       I have kept some type of hustle going throughout my teenage years. But I got my 1st official job around 15. I waited anxiously for Friday to get here so I could cash my 1st check. I had calculated it down to the last minute I worked and knew the exact number I would see on th