Helping Moms Raise Kids With Special Needs
This post paid for by Mightier Neuomtion Labs, who also provided device and game for reducing stress and anxiety in autism. Autism And Anxiety Stress can be a challenging issue for kids on the autism spectrum. For those of us who have nonverbal or barely verbal children, we already know how our kids’ communication difficulties can be very frustrating for them. My own daughter bites
Nearly one year ago, my husband “forced’ me to join a CrossFit gym. Previously, we had gone to another gym – which shall not be mentioned. While this gym was extremely affordable, it didn’t really offer classes and I find using machines very boring. We would go and do the treadmill together, which I later learned actually holds fat onto the body! But it worked
This week, we are taking a look at one short verse in the Bible, instead of a whole story, one that is one of the MOST important Bible verses for moms. It’s this one: I remember your genuine faith, for you share the faith that first filled your grandmother Lois and your mother, Eunice. And I know that same faith continues strong in you. – 2
I wasn’t going to write a post today, because I am not one of those people who had my life or loved one lost 10 years ago today. But one thing I was surprised – and heartened – by is that many are looking back with tales of how this tragic event spurred people to change their lives, and create amazing new things. The awfulness
This post is sponsored by Starkey Water who provided the mineralized water as well. All opinions are my own. As I’ve written before, my workouts require every single ounce of my effort. Working out at a gym founded by veterans who use the military philosophy to train you is one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but it’s also one of the most rewarding.
If your child has autism, he or she may be suffering from chronic constipation. While you may think the answer is a laxative, that may be a dangerous solution. And it doesn’t get to the root of the problem. So what does? What Causes Constipation In Children On The Autism Spectrum? Constipation as a sign that the body is not working properly. Like so many symptoms
Sensory processing disorder is a common condition for children on the autism spectrum. Does your child have it? Let’s learn more about this disorder and what you can do to help your child from today’s guest post contributor, Susan Donohoe OTR/L, Certificate in Sensory Integration. Sensory processing is the brain’s way of processing and interpreting sensations within one’s own body and from the environment. It’s how we
This is going to be a great summer! We’re vacationing earlier than usual this year, due it being an incredibly stressful year, with LOTS of changes on the horizon for the kids. And, we will be driving. In light of that, we have to determine must have tech for travel with kids! This year is unique in that we are going to let the kids
I’m always on the lookout for brands that are cleaner and greener to provide nontoxic ways to clean my home. When Sapphire Green reached out to me to review these eco-friendly cleaning products that they sent me, I was excited! (I received products for review purposes; all opinions are my own.) We settled on 3 solutions that can help you safely and effectively clean your home:
I received samples of these nontoxic personal care products to review; all opinions are my own. Summer’s here and that means a few things: The bugs are feasting on our families. The kids STINK. Skin is getting dry from sun exposure, shaving, and more. Nontoxic Personal Care Products From Kosmatology So what’s a nontoxic mom to do? Well, there is a great solution: Nontoxic organic
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