Chaos and Coffee: Homeschool for Working Moms

Formerly the Strike a Balance podcast, the Chaos & Coffee podcast is for working moms who homeschool and are trying to both keep it simple and get it all done. The all-new host, Elisa Giorgio, is a homeschool coach and working single mama who's no stranger to jugging it all. Sit down weekly with Elisa, as if you're chatting over (lukewarm) coffee while she talks about the real and raw side of trying to balance homeschooling and working.

Chaos and Coffee: Homeschool for Working Moms is a kids podcast hosted by Elisa Giorgio, with 132 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Elisa Giorgio hosts Chaos and Coffee: Homeschool for Working Moms, a kids show with 132 episodes published.

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  Chaos and Coffee: Homeschool for Working Moms

  Start Homeschooling: 7 Steps to Take Before You Choose Curriculum | # 133

  Aug 5, 202522 min

  Curious about how to start homeschooling but not sure where to begin? In this episode, I walk you through the 7 essential steps to start homeschooling — and spoiler: choosing curriculum doesn’t even crack the top 4! Whether you're making the shift due to school system concerns, want a more relaxed lifestyle, or just need a fresh start, this episode will walk you through: Checking your state’s legal requirements Discovering your “why” for homeschooling Aligning your homeschool with your real life Exploring different homeschool styles (Charlotte Mason, unschooling, eclectic + more) Choosing the right curriculum (only after steps 1–4!) Finding local community Deschooling: what it really means and why it’s essential Whether you're exploring homeschool for working moms or just want beginner homeschooling tips that actually make sense , you’re in the right place. I’m a single mom who homeschools while working from home — and if I can do it, I promise you can too. 🎧 Resources mentioned: HSLDA – State Laws 📢 Know someone who's just starting their homeschool journey? Share this episode with them!

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  Episode #132

  10 (Controversial) Things I Don’t Do in My Homeschool, S3 E132

  Dec 4, 202417 minS3

  <p>Homeschooling doesn’t have to fit a mold! In this episode, I’m spilling the tea on 10 (possibly controversial) things I don’t do in my homeschool—and why ditching these “rules” has brought more joy, freedom, and success to our learning journey.</p> <p>From not limiting screen time to skipping grade levels and avoiding strict schedules, I’m sharing how I prioritize flexibility, interest-led learning, and real-life experiences. Whether you’re a new homeschooler or looking for ways to simplify your approach, this episode is packed with practical insights and encouragement for creating a homeschool that works for your unique...

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  Episode #131

  AMA: Quality Time, Worrying About It Being Too Much, Other WHM's Schedules | Charlotte Jones, My Little Homeschool | The Strike a Balance Podcast for Working Homeschool Moms, S3 E131

  Jul 11, 202412 minS3

  <p>About the Episode</p> <p>Today I'm doing another AMA episode on The Strike a Balance Podcast for Working Homeschool Moms.</p> Taylor, who's in her first year of being a working homeschool mom, is worried about balancing work and quality time with her child. Christi is new to working and homeschooling and feels like it's going to be too much to manage it all. Katherine, who's been a WHM for two years, feels like other moms manage their schedules really well. <p>Be sure to reach out if you have questions you'd like me to answer.</p> <p>...

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  Episode #130

  The Power of EQ for Children | Karen Stone, EqForChildren.com | The Strike a Balance Podcast for Working Homeschool Moms, S3 E130

  Jul 4, 202428 minS3

  <p>About the Podcast</p> <p>On the Strike a Balance Podcast for Working Homeschool Moms this week, I have the great pleasure of welcoming Karen Stone, BA, Special Ed, MA, Learning Disabilities, onto the podcast. Karen has worked in the education field for more than 45 years.</p> <p>Karen’s education background and her own experiences of being bullied from childhood to early adulthood, at home and school led her to authoring an anti-bullying blog, www.howwestopbullying.com.</p> <p>Karen’s work is also influenced by her experiences raising a son with significant disabilities.</p> <p>Karen’s profess...

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  Episode #129

  Manage Your Nervous System to Thrive | Whitney Whitten, SensationalMoms.com | The Strike a Balance Podcast for Working Homeschool Moms, S3 E129

  Jun 20, 202431 minS3

  <p>About the Episode</p> <p>On The Strike a Balance Podcast for Working Homeschool Moms this week, I chat to Whitney Whitten from Sensational Moms.</p> <p>Whitney is a nervous system specialist and homeschool mom to four kids who helps touched-out, talked-out homeschool moms trade sensory overwhelm for connection and freedom.</p> <p>It was great to hear about what overwhelm can look like for a working homeschool mom. And then to hear some simple and practical things you can do to manage it better. </p> <p>Connect with Whitney</p> <p>www.sensationalmoms.com</p> <p>www...

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