Can you promote in r/homeschooling?
Share homeschooling resources, ideas and advice, as well as your questions, reflections and experiences. Caters to both experienced homeschooling parents and students, as well as newbies who have taken on the challenge as a result of COVID-19.
The short answer
Engage as a helpful community member, provide value first, disclose your affiliation briefly, avoid promotional language or calls-to-action, and use community threads if offered.
What works here
- Answer questions and give advice about homeschooling tools
- Discuss apps/learning tools when adding value or expertise
- Share product info with clear disclosure and non-promotional tone
What gets posts removed
- Posting overt sales pitches or promotional calls-to-action
- Repeatedly linking to your product or recruiting customers
- Heavy self-promotion without prior community participation
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo advertising rule
Rules explicitly say makers of pedagogy/apps are welcome but posts that "turned into a sales pitch" will be removed and repeat offences banned.
Community purpose
Sidebar emphasizes sharing resources, ideas and advice, implying value-focused contributions are appropriate.
Child-safety/content limits
Strict prohibition on promoting harmful or substandard pedagogy means content must be educationally sound and not endorse harmful practices.
Official rules of r/homeschooling
- 01Respect
- 02Growth, not attacks or defences
- 03The rights and interests of the child
- 04No advertising
- 05Privacy is paramount
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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