About this episode
In today’s episode, we get to spend time with Tricia Ross from Salem, Ohio. Many listeners of this podcast might know Tricia best from her amazing online and brick and mortar shop, nature+nurture. Tricia shares how she was introduced to homeschooling, principally by her mother’s cousin whose family made quite the impression on Tricia during a visit to their home. Tricia loved homeschooling her children because she loved having so much time with them, reading to them, and exploring the wonders of nature. She explains the powerful influence and mentoring she gleaned from the writings and philosophies of Charlotte Mason, who has impacted countless homeschool families. Tricia describes very challenging home circumstances that compelled her to leave her husband, home, and homeschooling to start a new life that led her to combine all of her experiences and knowledge about homeschooling and nature and life, culminating in a beautiful business and shop, nature+nurture, full of the best books and myriads of educational resources and gifts.
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