Category: parenting

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Going With the Flow – That Never Stops!

Autism, Bobby, Cavities, COVID-19, exercise, Friends, Fun, Grades, Parent, parenting, Puppets, schedule, School, Special Interests 22

The kids have really kept me on my toes the past few weeks. Until I claimed my day! Read about it, here!

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The Hypocrite

1/1 Aid, Autism, Bobby, IEP, learning, Online Learning, Parent, parenting, School 21

Two different kids, two different expectations on learning. Read about it, here!

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Just Another Day – In Quarantine

Autism, COVID-19, Parent, parenting, Quarantine, School, Sports, Vaccine 35

I was SO close to getting my vaccine. And then the unwanted happened. Read about it, here!

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No Big Deal

Autism, Autism Awareness, Early Detection, Early Intervention, frustration, M-CHAT, Parent, parenting, Repetitive Behaviors, Restricted Interests, Sensory Issues, Sensory Needs, Sensory Seeking, services, Stimming, You Tube 24

It’s Autism Awareness month and as I look back, I realize how close we were to delaying an autism diagnosis based on my personality. Read about it, here!

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Our New Old Schedule

2020, COVID-19, Friends, Friendships, Masks, Parent, parenting, Routine, schedule, School, Social Distancing, Socialization, Zoom 28

Daylight Savings Time ALMOST got me again. Thankfully, we are back on schedule. Our new old schedule!

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Then and Now

Autism, eBay, Fun, Parent, parenting, Restricted Interests, Sensory Issues, Sensory Processing Sensitivity, Shopping, Special Interests 22

Just having a little fun while walking down memory lane. Check it out!

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Snow Day!

Autism, Online Learning, parenting, Play, Snow Day 28

Snow days are way different this year – if you let them be! Today Declan claimed an official snow day. Read about it, here!

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His and Hers

Autism, Cavities, Dental Work, Dentist, Driving, Parent, parenting 17

When it comes to our cars we do not have a His or Hers. They are both OURS. Read more, here!

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My “Ish”

Autism, Deep Pressure, Masks, parenting, School, Sensory Needs, Sensory Toys 30

Sort of, somewhat, relatively, pretty, slightly, reasonably – this is the definition of my “ish.” My best attempt to make it work. Read more about this, here!

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