Tag: Autism

Rain, Rain, Go Away

Autism, COVID-19, Fun, Social Distancing 20

It was a great week. And then the rains came…Read more, here!

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It’s All About the Water

Autism, COVID-19, Fun, Social Distancing 28

The kids have found a fun way to keep themselves busy. Read about it, here!

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Chicken Strips, Waffles and Ramen

Autism, COVID-19, Diet, Food, Food aversions, Routine, schedule, Shopping, Social Distancing 28

Declan likes routine, even when it comes to food. So, making sure we are stocked on his foods during this time of panic buying, is tough! Read more, here!

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Learning Lessons

Autism, COVID-19, Flexible Thinking, Parent, schedule, School, Social Distancing 13

Online schoolwork and schedule changes are teaching me a lot. Read more, here!

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Staying on Schedule

Autism, COVID-19, learning, Parent, schedule, School, Social Distancing, St. Patty's Day 18

Just another day, trying to catch a pesky leprechaun 😊 See if we caught one, here!

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Social Distancing, Day 1

Autism, COVID-19, Fun, games, Social Distancing 25

First day of being homebound. Here’s what we’re up to 😊

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In Preparation

Autism, COVID-19, School, Soccer 30

There was one email I was waiting for and I finally got it. Read about it, here!

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On COVID-19 and Soccer Tournaments

Autism, COVID-19, High Functioning Autism, Introvert, Parent, Soccer, Social Skills, Socialization, Travel, U.S. Presidents 39

My area is affected by the coronavirus. If not by the virus itself, the idea of it surrounds me. Read more, here!

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The Wall Mounted Corded Phone

Acting, Autism, High Functioning Autism, Mimicking, Social Learning, Social Script, Socialization, Theater 20

Watching Catelyn with our wall mounted corded phone I realized something – Catelyn’s a real character! Read more, here!

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“Heads Up!”

Aggression, Autism, frustration, Masking, Parent, School, Teacher, Transitions 22

After years of giving Declan’s teacher an unnecessary “Heads Up!” I’ve come to a different conclusion: Declan is a different child at home than he is at school. Read more, here!

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