Helping Moms Raise Kids With Special Needs
My first product is here and it’s made to help people raising kids with autism. The Autism Planning Workbook is just for you if you can answer yes to these questions: Do you have an autistic child and are struggling with issues and behaviors? Are you overwhelmed by school meetings, special diets, and countless therapies? Tired of wasting money on protocols and diets when you’re
As the parent of kids with disabilities, I have found that eliminating certain foods from my girls’ diets has brought them a wealth of behavioral, physical and developmental improvement. Special diets for autism and other disabilities can bring with it a lot of benefits for a child. However, if your child seems fairly even keel at present and you haven’t made great strides, it might
I’ve read a few posts with similar titles that have either made me angry or were gratuitous pitches, so as someone who’s been an autism mom for over 3 years now, I thought I’d answer your question. Here is a list of things you need to know when raising a child with an autism diagnosis: How To Handle Your Child’s Autism Diagnosis 1. Acknowledge your
As you all know, I believe that many of the negative medical, social and behavioral issues are environmental. Because I believe that, I also tend to believe that every issue is solvable. Just to clarify, when I say “issue,” what I mean is “problem.” For example, the behavior of not sleeping in enough consecutive hours is not just troublesome and bad for the brain, it can also
As you may know, I’ve been struggling with my daughter. In spring of 2016, she showed her school she could do advanced math calculations. She was on the rise in every way, and I was on top of the world. And then puberty hit. This is naturally a difficult time for any kid, but for children with autism, puberty can set them back. We saw a
You’re stuck. Your child is not doing any better, or regressing, or your doctor has simply shrugged his shoulders, or said, “It’s just autism/his disability.” In your gut, though, you know something is wrong but no one seems to know how to help. You see friends who have kids with similar issues that are thriving. Why can’t yours? You want to do an autism intervention protocol but you don’t know
Disclosure: This shop featuring pets for an autistic child has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PurinaMysteries #CollectiveBias Children with learning disabilities can struggle with loneliness, responsibility, and difficulty making friends. As parents, we must find creative ways to overcome those challenges. One way to help them? Get a pet, such as an autism companion dog. Today, we’ll
As you might know, I’m a big fan of the autism diet, or rather, using diet to heal the issues that come with autism, as well as other learning or developmental disabilities, such as ADHD, Down syndrome and more. More than one parent has helped their child thrive. In this post, I’m going to review the different diets that can benefit these conditions, what they
Do vaccines cause autism? Ask any parent of a child who developed autism directly following the administration of vaccines (or vaccines followed by Tylenol) and for many, the answer will be “yes.” In fact, for a select few of that group will say that a doctor somewhere in their journey confirmed that diagnosis. Ask the family of Hannah Poling, and they will tell you that the
You may not know this, but there is actually a big controversy going on at Sesame Street. They’ve introduced a new puppet, Julia. Sesame Street is attempting to introduce preschoolers to autism but not everyone is happy about it. In fact, some are downright upset. Let’s learn a little more about this puppet first. Julia, Sesame Street and Autism Julia, Sesame’s Street’s new puppet, debuted on PBS Kids and
