Most homeschooling families have more than one child. In fact, more than 60% of the homeschooling families have three children or more. However, if you are not part of this percentage and have a single child, you could be unsure about your decision. The truth is, you can easily homeschool a single child. In fact, only-child parents can take advantage of the same benefits as larger families. But first, let's look at some of the challenges that may come as you start to homeschool. Interaction: Almost all parents who decide to homeschoo l face this dilemma about socialization at some point in their decision-making process. Only-child parents May feel more doubtful. There may be questions like, how will the child learn sharing? How will the child learn to cooperate? The truth is, if the parents are committed enough, then they will work hard to give opportunities for their children to build meaningful relationships. They can get involved in community events and church. A...