When the pandemic is over, my life won't go back to 'normal'
If missing birthday parties or not going to the movies really bugs you, remember that for parents of kids with disabilities, it’s always been this way.
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Pandemic Parenting Series on Motherly
Motherly has started a Pandemic Parenting series, profiling mothers about how the pandemic has affected their families. I recently spoke with them to discuss the changes our family has experienced. You can check it
Respectful Parenting with Robin’s Nest
Last week I had the pleasure of discussing a respectful parenting approach with Carly from Robin’s Nest. The Robin’s Nest team is on a mission to empower children to be ambassadors of their own
My Son’s Diagnosis Drove Me To Grief and Denial
Today is World Autism Awareness Day. This day always reminds me of how much growth I’ve experienced in the past few years. I never thought I would open up about my son’s diagnosis —
Building Autism Support Worker Relationships
The relationship with your autism support worker is an important one. Here are a few tips to make the best of it.
Sensory Play for Autism
Sensory play is an important part of child development. It can be so simple!
6 Books To Add To Your Reading List
Reading and sharing about books is a love language for me! Some of the books I read are focused on autism and of course, many are not. Here are some books I’ve read lately,
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Wondering if your child may be autistic?
Autism is a complicated diagnosis that can only be given by a specialist. If you’re concerned about your child, here are some of the less obvious autism signs that you may want to investigate.
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