I give thanks to you that I was marvelously set apart - Psalms 139:14
Life skills are important for any child to learn. They are especially important to a child that has autism. Simple things that neurotypical kids just pick up by observing can be difficult for autistic kids. That is why we as parents must guide them and teach them. Last week I … Read More
My son’s school year has come to a close. End of the year gifts were delivered and goodbyes have been said. Next year my oldest will be homeschooled so I wrote a few goodbye letters to a few of his teachers. There was so much I wish I could say. Especially … Read More
The after-school routine… Do you ever feel like you completely lose your kids and they go absolutely crazy on you after school? You lose all control and authority. By the time it’s bedtime you’re completely worn out, you’ve yelled more than you’d like to admit. It’s only 8 pm and … Read More
This post may contain affiliate links. You can read my full disclosure here. Is it that time already? End of the school year? Oh, my! Our kids have gone through so much already! Are you doing end of the year teacher and therapist appreciation gifts? You … Read More
Does your child have a diagnosis of speech delay? Or maybe they are just a little behind with typical speech development? I’ve experienced both situations. My oldest C is diagnosed with speech and language delay. We noticed that by age two he really wasn’t speaking as well as he … Read More
I have to confess I have never been one to shout from the rooftops that my son has autism. I don’t post personal stories on Facebook or other social media. I don’t bring it up around friends too much. I’m not ashamed of C, and I’m not trying to hide … Read More