Preschool at Home | Episode 40

The early years of a child’s life are crucial for their long term development and success. In this archive episode, Carole, Rachel and her husband, Jesse, discuss how preschool at home is the best nest for the preschool child’s growth. They share their family’s practical rhythms—like meaningful work, daily nature walks, and lots of read-aloud time—all focused on nurturing curiosity, habits, and character. What kids truly need is loving connection, real-life learning, and parents who are confident guides. You will love this episode if you are moving into a season of preschool-aged children and feel lost!

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

  • Using Bible storybooks to build children’s biblical vocabulary and familiarity
  • The importance of reading aloud and selecting timeless, investment-worthy books
  • Developing positive habits early, including attention, obedience, and responsibility
  • Practical socialization through church, neighborhood, and family connections
  • Involving children in meaningful work and projects to nurture eagerness and confidence
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Resources

+ Books mentioned in this episode:
1. The Big Picture Story Bible by David Helm (published by Crossway)
2. Read-Aloud Bible Stories by Ella Lindvall (Illustrated by Kent Puckett, published by Moody
Press)

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