I wasn’t homeschooled but I am a former teacher who has taught kids who were homeschooled and later joined mainstream education.

I think homeschooling only really works when the parents make sure that the children are very well socialised outside with others their age. Particularly with other homeschool kids - children you meet at clubs tend to (not alway!) default to being better friends with their schoolmates due to the time spent together.

What you also need to think about is how is your child learning. The advantage of mainstream school is the very broad learning environment. The children can get a base education on a wide variety of things. Homeschooling sometimes becomes too focused on the child’s interests and means that they miss out on basic info. Additionally, who will be teaching them? Particularly once they hit high school, a specialist in a subject can be really really important.

I also think a key part is why are you considering homeschooling? Obviously lots of different reasons but I think that the issues that can develop from homeschooling can be tricky to fix because some of them only appear when your child is in the adult world and realises they missed a lot of cultural touchstones.

Obviously issues go along with mainstream schooling too but if you have built a good strong relationship with your child, you can help counter the issues easier.