Helping Moms Raise Kids With Special Needs
We all know that Halloween can be a scary time for kids with allergies or food sensitivities. This year, make it easy on yourself by following these 5 tips: We all know that Halloween can be a scary time for kids with allergies or food sensitivities. This year, make it easy on yourself by following these 5 tips: 1. Find a teal pumpkin. As you
As you know, my kids love Halloween- it is the official kick off to the holiday season, after all! But as the number of children with autism, SPD, food sensitivities/allergies/Celiac and other problems continue to rise, Halloween can be a harbinger of stress for a family raising a child with special needs. Here, then, is Mom-Blog’s Guide to Surviving Halloween through your child’s special needs. Don’t
BAck in 2012, we went to our friends’ house, did the Zombie Walk, and then trick or treated. Why success? Simple: Zoe wore her entire costume almost the whole time. She only took her wings off the last 15 or so minutes of trick or treat time. The girls did not cheat much. Zoe only had 2 bites of pretzels and one bite of milk
