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Autism Mom Gift Ideas

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Mother’s day is coming up! 

Are you ready? 

Do you have a special mom in your life that you’re thinking about?

Maybe you’re that special mom and you’re getting yourself something?

I actually love it and prefer it when my husband says I should get myself something I really want and that will be my mother’s day gift.

What about you?

If you’re still looking for gift ideas I have some for you!

I really wanted to feature some of my favorite Instagram shops. I follow these amazing business’s and admire the work they put in and the beautiful pieces they produce. I am not an affiliate and will not be compensated if you purchase through these links. I just think these businesses and the women who run them are amazing and I think you will like them too.

What are you looking for?

Jewelry

Jewelry is always a hit with mom. The shops I list below have some of the most beautiful jewelry. They are so completely different from each other. You can definitely find something for any mom’s taste.

Little Sycamore

DearMushka

Clothing

Clothing may not always be on top of a moms wish list but you have to check out these shops. They offer such great “mom shirts” plus lots of other unique, cute items.

Blessed By Belonging Boutique 

Art

Okay so maybe these shops are not art in the traditional sense of the word but they definitely are artistic. Check them out! They have some amazing and beautiful uniqe items.

Rad and Happy

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I hope you find that special gift you’re looking for.

We are mother’s of special kids and we deserve a special gift.

Enjoy mama!

Happy Mother’s day!

She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come. She speaks with wisdom, and faithful instruction is on her tongue. – Proverbs 31:25-26


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My name is Kristina and I am a child of God, LEO (Law Enforcement Officer) wife, and mother to three amazing (and sometimes difficult) kids. My oldest has unique diagnoses and is considered special needs. When I was younger I had my life all planned out, and nothing turned out as I planned! And I wouldn’t change it for the world. Check out Our Story page for more details. These days I’m busy trying to balance my life as a stay at home mom, and a wife. At the same time trying to find the time to grow personally and spiritually. I get asked, “how do you do it?”.  I invite you to come along on this journey with me to find out.

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