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Hello I've moved to the Lima Ohio area. Anyone here?
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Anyone from the Lima Ohio area? We just bought a home in the Shawnee area. Soon we hope to be in our home. I really need more support and social networking for my children kinder and 2nd.
Thank you
Shannon
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We're dairy free and much more. I think your meal sound fantastic! I live in the south, (soon to relocate to the north). You might wrap some already steamed potatoes, so they just need warmed the next day.
You could shred some chicken with bbq to top on the potatoes.
Or some olive oil and good sea salt over the potatoes.:)
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I know my first thought is to get involved with a church asap. I guess waiting to see where exactly we'll live etc....
I am so thankful you've shared that the people are pleasant when it comes to my choice to homeschool. I've had no problems in TX and started to get worried thinking Ohio would be different. I appreciate you sharing that peace of mind.
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I'm feeling uncertain about so many issues since we are moving from Texas to Ohio in a few weeks.
I haven't found anyone homeschooling using Montessori, which is ok, but I'm really concerned about it getting cold and having no where to go. I really would like other kids for my children.
I'm moving to the Lima, Elida, or Shawnee areas. I could really use a lifeline to help us get established. I'm kind of scared for my husband to go to work and feel like I don't know anyone.
A few times I've though, well if we go to public school at least we'll have something to go to. But I really believe that homeschool and Montessori is best right now.
My daughter is kinder and my son 2nd grade. I'm looking forward to connecting with someone from the area!
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Hi all, I'm trying to connect with other Montessori homeschools. I'm AMS trained and hope to find others to share in the journey. My daughter in the last year of primary and my son in the 2nd year of lower elementary.
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Our kids have strengths, but often don't strengthen the parts of the brain that aren't being stimulated due to abnormal early sensory info/process.
Most of our kids have real strengths, but very weak areas.
When we first took our son to Brain Balance he was 3 in his right brain and 10 in his left brain at 7 yrs old.
He now has typical right/left brain integration and at 8 is normal. He actually became "dumber" in that he lost some of his high ability...but who cares, he's now normal.
A long long list of other interventions prior to taking to brain balance. Body ecology diet, biomed, and Son-Rise being our tops....but BB was the final piece for our son.
There are about 29 centers around the country right now.
Basically they stimulate the weaker brain hemisphere only. They get the right brain stimulated and correct how the body takes in sensory info. For example our son hadn't yet established body dominance. Many kids still having primitive reflexes. Babies at 12 months should loose these...our kids keep theirs. Many kids still in fight or flight mode. Never able to develop the higher processes being social, comprehension etc...
Check it out! We've worked hard and will always be grateful for all the pieces that helped. It was truly thrilling to see how Brain Balance brought it all together. It's like my son is just simply normal now!
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I think you should trust yourself! I think you know what is best for your kids!
All the best!
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I appreciate the help all!
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Thanks Kristina, I'm a certified teacher, can I write the narrative?
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:001_smile:Hi we are moving from Texas to Lima Ohio. Anyone there? I have a kinder and 2nd grader. We follow Montessori but open to all! I'm traditionally trained also.
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Hello all! So thankful to be here. We've just found out we'll relocate to Ohio and in a few weeks!
Currently we live in Texas. I've had zero pressure here doing what I believe to be in alignment with my children's needs.
Specifically we'll live close to the Lima area. I'm traditionally trained and Montessori trained. I would of course love to find other families who are homeschooling using Montessori! However we can learn from all and I'm thankful to make local connections with other homeschool families.
We'll likely live in a corporate apartment and up to 3 months while we work to buy a home etc....
Do I need to report to the school district as soon as we step foot into Ohio, or can I wait until we are settled in our new home? I plan to continue to homeschool while "on the road." But this won't of course reflect our true home program. Especially since Montessori moves from concrete to abstract and beautiful materials are part of the process.
My children are Kinder and 2nd and excited for this new change! I'm a bit scared of the cold, but did grow up in PA so we'll survive! It's still in the upper 90s in Houston!!!!
Thanks all!
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I believed my child would recover and he has. He started as completely gone and regressed at 15 months. He had no eye contact, lang, or communication of any kind. 7 yrs of intensity has brought him back. The top interventions:
Diet (body ecology diet)
Son-Rise
biomedical (mitochondrial, hbot, supplements, chelation)
Brain Balance
Once you decide to believe that they can recover, many avenues will become open to you. If you believe that your child is special and will need special lifelong care or adjustments the end result will be different.
Your child is young and his future potential is limitless!
My son just turned 8 and he's thriving in every way!
All the best while you find your way. Diet is key, but many do a junk food version of the standard american diet. For example when you hear of dietary changes such as removing gluten and casein, many let their kids have gluten free french toast sticks, gluten free chicken nuggets, and gluten free cereals. This is great if your kid recovers.....if not, you'll need to go deeper with dietary changes to help with recovery.
Take care!
Lima Ohio
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Thank you for all the comments. I've very frustrated. I would love to form a Co-op where I'm the lead Montessori teacher if I could find families who want to homeschool, but don't prefer to do the bulk of the instruction. A co-op where I'd be the lead instructor, but we'd all work together to make the school wonderful with many options. There are no Montessori options in the area. I hope to make some connections soon. Any advice or suggestions welcome!!!!
Thank you
Shannon