From experience, it was very very difficult & riddled with a LOT of unnecessary pain/traumas/struggles lol. BUT. I also intend to and actively work to parent very differently & prepare to help him in areas most kids are ignored I think & let down. I hope I can atleast.

Well I’ll just shark on your offer immediately with the simple request of help educate people about Armada & get them off shitcord

Maybe in different circumstances like when there are multiple adults working or the parent who is doing the schooling has support. This does not work in a home where they have to sit by themselves and focus on school work haha. He doesn’t sit and focus on anything without someone actively engaging with him other than Sonic games, so that can’t happen while their AuDHD mom/only parent is working a full time job instead of teaching him phonics! 😂🤓

lol you’re on a role, I say this all the time too hahaha. I’m like there’s no way, Nostr isn’t just Nueroville😭🤓

This is so real lmao. Honestly I say this constantly, if parenting a child is easy for you regardless of if you have support or not it’s probably because you’re not involved with the parenting part. Because no matter what, with shitty circumstances or support, it’s HARD.
lol and I bet you’ve done incredible work prepping them, as incredible as your intentions and efforts could do as parents.

I’m not sure how solo parents would manage home schooling with a full time job. Hes adhd & high anxiety & being in the house more than a little at a time is very hard on him, so I cant get my work done with him home lol much less try to school him & do my job. I did at one point try to find some homeschooling “groups” but unfortunately they also require you to usually have a partner in order to actually raise & school the child as well as survive. It’s just not an accessible option for most American single mothers!