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Mary Ann Johnson was born into a large and boisterous family of nine children and survived to become the mother of seven equally boisterous and busy children. She has been happily married to her husband, Don, for 46 years and has 13 grandchildren aged 2 to 29. She started college at nineteen and finally finished, with a masters degree, in her forties.

Mary Ann has helped thousands of individuals and families to build better relationships. She is the founder of Relationship Transformations for Busy Parents, an online community reaching thousands of people each week. She is the creator and president of Family Connection Mentoring—a service of one-on-one mentoring for parents and their families. She is also well known in the homeschool communi
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Mary Ann Johnson I left a lid ajar on a five-gallon bucket of honey. My 18-month-old granddaughter discovered the unsealed bucket!!!!

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You Don’t Have to Know Everything to Help Your Child Learn

Whether your children learn at home, in a public school, or in a private one, you have probably felt this worry: “I don’t know enough to help them.” Some of us did well in art but were slow in math or loved science but hated English. Some parents have a degree in engineering but are clueless about English literature, and others have a degree in sociology, but history eludes them. We worry we can’t

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Whether your children learn at home, in a public school, or in a private one, you have probably felt this worry: “I don’t know enough to help them.” S Read more of this blog post »
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