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Teacher Self Care, Delivered
We understand what it's like to be a teacher, and what it feels like to be constantly running on empty.
We're here to give you a break from the chaos of life in the classroom and support your mental health through thoughtful, practical gifts delivered every month.
Join today for as low as $31.99/month!
First box 50% off with any 6 or 12-month plan!
Use FIFTY22 at checkout!
How It Works
SUBSCRIBE
Select a plan. Cancel at anytime. Boxes will be shipped on the 15th of each month. FREE U.S. SHIPPING.
JOIN THE CLUB
This is your one-stop for mental health. Need help unpacking tough topics like setting boundaries, navigating perfectionism, and managing anxiety?
Head to your email to grab your digital and printable wellness workbook. Then join our private Facebook group to catch monthly wellness workshops with our featured mental health expert.
TREAT YOURSELF
Your self-care experience continues! Receive your box and give yourself permission to put yourself first.
Indulge in each month's goodies as you pour into your own cup.
You deserve it!
What's Inside?
Self-care doesn't have to be just bath bombs and bubble baths. You need more than that, which is where How To Get Away With Teaching comes in. We provide you with helpful tools, resources, and activities to remind you to take care of yourself. Each box includes a combination of the following:
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Premium bath & body products to pamper the skin you're in.
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Lifestyle items to look and feel like your BEST self.
- Affirming stationery to inspire and motivate you daily.
- Mindful mental health advice from a licensed therapist to support you.
- Exclusive access to a plethora of digital resources including wellness workbooks, health trackers, meditations, phone wallpapers, and previous coaching calls ($500 value)
- Surprise snacks, self-care items, and so much more!
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Nurturing the Whole Teacher
Briandria, Teacher
This subscription has helped me learn how to make time for me. I know that in order to serve others, I have to be intentional with my me time.
Amber,
Academic Coach
So much love packed in this one little box that I didn't know I needed! Definitely an open when needed moment. Thank you!
Camille, Counselor
Each month, I look forward to receiving my subscription box, not knowing what’s inside, but eager to use each product provided. Even though I’m not a teacher, I feel that each item as well as the mental health and coaching tips meet me right where I am. As a licensed professional counselor, I have shared my boxes with clients and purchased boxes for family and friends. They make great birthday, Christmas, and grief care gifts. It’s my favorite subscription box!
Rachelle, Teacher
How To Get Away With Teaching has helped and supported me as a teacher this school year because it gives me something to look forward to every month. This has been the most challenging school year for me and I love seeing what's in the box. I love the different themes and resources provided. The products are great for self care! I'm happy to be a subscriber!
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October's BOX!
How To Get Away With Teaching (HTGAWT)
wants to normalize teacher self-care and wellness. Through the delivery of a monthly self-care subscription box, we hope that teachers reclaim their time and power while disrupting society's expectations by putting themselves first. We want to encourage and inspire teachers to create a life that they do not have to escape from by caring for their whole authentic selves every single day. Spoil your favorite teacher with the gift of self care.
We get it. The kids need you at your best, BUT you also need YOU. Let us help you take the guesswork out of self care and empower you to have the audacity to care for yourself.
About Us
Meet Caitlin
Hello! Welcome to How To Get Away With Teaching. I am Caitlin Peay Smith, owner of How To Get Away With Teaching, LLC. I am a wife, mom, sister, friend, teacher, and entrepreneur. I have taught in elementary public schools for ten years. Like many teachers, I jumped right in to the work of teaching head first. I thought being a good teacher meant putting myself last, taking "do it for the kids" to the extreme which resulted in me losing my identity in teaching. I changed myself to fit into the teacher mold that society expected me to be.
