Meet Emma Eppard, a beast at relentless implementation as she homeschools, creates curriculum and supports other moms. Emma has no middle ground. She’s either all in or all out. Her mantra is ‘Let’s do something about it’. She’s integrated her problem solving superpower with her background in education and her husband’s graphic design background into a beautiful curriculum design business, which has lead her to the book she’s currently writing to help parents build crucial skills in their kids. We talk about - the disruption of childhood as an American in Bolivia: she was never the child that fits - Her first born with autism and the intervention approach that she took - How the Rapid Prompting Program helped her son integrate into typical community/family activities and the neurological homeschool group that they participate in - Her guiding principle ‘You can do, dabble or decline’ and how that helps her anchor to her priorities - How to stop ‘shoulding’ and ditch perfect and stay in the moment. - The magic of 5 mins in the bathroom - Her upcoming book, Motor Matters that will help your child build independence. Emma Eppard is a passionate homeschooling, with a degree in education. She loves scheduling, lesson planning, curriculum design. Check out her lesson plans for RPM at Autisticable.com
