DD is becoming accustomed to the format and is enjoying Bible and storytime and doing well with her reading and writing. I had concerns that she would struggle with the latter two. LHFHG is just the right fit for her and I can tell that she is moving forward, Maybe not in leaps and bounds, but I'm encouraged with what I am seeing in just the first three weeks. She is memorizing her verses and learning the rhymes! I've been so impressed! Homeschooling has been ALMOST stress free! 
(DD has her moods) I said all that because HOD will need to prove itself in my defense. In another thread I shared that, if everything works out, we will be obtaining guardianship of a newborn within a month. I purposely did not share the news with extended family because I knew there would be negative feedback. I was going to surprise them.
Well, dd didn't keep the secret. 
My dear sister took time to 'question' me to make sure I 'knew what I was getting myself into'. Anyway, one of her many questions was 'How are you going to homeschool with a baby, when you have one who has some special needs with her learning?' I do not feel the least bit concerned about dd not receiving what she needs with a baby around. HOD has taken away the stress of making sure everything is covered. Many of you are homeschooling MORE than one with infants and toddlers around. I really admire that. The Lord has opened the door for us to be involved in this prison ministry. He is also the One who has given us the opportunity to use HOD. So, together, we can enjoy homeschooling while giving our care and love to this baby girl. Carrie, because you have given us HOD, you are a very important part of this ministry that we have undertaken in adopting our dd and now in our ministering to the needs of this coming baby girl and her mother who is in prison. I know dd's skills will shine through as we continue the awesome path of learning you have laid out in LHFHG. 
I know she will be a help in obtaining necessary items for the baby and will enjoy the baby, but she and some other family members DON'T have a clue as to why we are doing this. I know what they are thinking....we're going to be tied down, I can't properly homeschool Angie with a baby to care for, the baby will cry a lot 
I just wanted to tell you that I think what you're doing is great. And though there will be challenges and adjustments, your dd is not going to stop learning just because you have a baby around. You may need to work around the baby's schedule, etc. but we learn all the time....so I think dd will be fine. People often have the idea that a certified teacher is the only one who can 'teach' which we know is not true, right? I used to be one of those who said "I could never do that" but I'm going into my 5th homeschooling year. God equips us....we may go through trials, confusion, self-doubt at times....and life happens too. But He equips those He calls...He will equip you in whatever way necessary. So, good for you and your husband for going ahead and pursuing this for His kingdom...who knows what kind of impact you will have on this child's life and the mom's as well? PTL for people like you! 
) and said all three of her verses from the first 3 weeks!