Helping Moms Raise Kids With Special Needs
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. Product was provided by the client for review; however, all opinions are mine alone. #WorldsSmartestToothbrush #CollectiveBias I’m fortunate in that I’m married to a Super Techie – a guy who really knows his way around computers, electronics and Wi-Fi. He helps me with all my tech issues and stops me from throwing my
This is a sponsored post in partnership with Stress Health, an initiative of the Center for Youth Wellness, but all opinions are my own. One thing most parents raising a child on the autism spectrum have in common is dealing with an autism meltdown. If your child struggles with change or transitions, a meltdown is their way of dealing with the stress, fear, anxiety, and frustration
Being a blogger, I’ve been privileged to be able to review some wonderful kids books. And it hasn’t been easy! Try as I might, my kids go through peaks and valleys where they love to read (read how I helped them) or hate to read (here’s how I inspire them). In the meantime, some of these books have touched my own heart! Here are my
This post is sponsored by LubeLife; all opinions are my own. This year, my husband and I hit our 20th year wedding anniversary and the 26th year since the date we met. Yes, we were hopelessly romantic in our youth and married on the calendar date we met, 7 years later! Not only that, but our HALF (6-month) anniversary was the day after Valentine’s Day,
This post sponsored by Mambo Sprouts. All opinions are my own. There comes a point when you’ve been eating super healthy for a few years that you are just tired of everything. That happens to me a lot, and that’s why I love showing you new products that fit in an organic and nontoxic life. One of those great products is Victoria’s Garden Grown, who make
This is a sponsored post from Center For Youth & Wellness about relieving a child’s stress; all opinions are my own. Like any good parent, you want to make sure your child feels safe and comfortable in his or her home. This is even more important if your child has a disability that makes it challenging to communicate their feelings, like if he’s nonverbal or
This post paid for by Mightier Neuromotion 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
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #FreeandCleanLiving #CollectiveBias Recently it’s occurred to me that cleaning is one of the few things I haven’t truly taught my kids! Sure, they know some things, but they are not yet accustomed to, “Hey, guys, it’s cleaning day!” I know I’ve dropped the ball on this but seasonal
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