Smarty Locks and the Unforgettable Zoo Written By Marilyn Harary and Illustrated By Janette Louden Reading at bedtime is something that my children absolutely love! Well, I should say Emma loves it and DJ is learning to love it. He’s a little younger so I expect his attention to be on and off with reading […]
Why Special-Need Parents Need Support Groups
When you are a parent of a special needs child (or children), it’s important that you form your own support groups around you to help you get through the challenging times you will no doubt face. You need someone who is there for you, people you can talk to, and people who understand what you’re […]
Learning the Importance of Milk at a Young Age with Heifer’s International
This conversation is sponsored by Heifer International. All opinions are 100% my own. #GiveHeifer From birth, we are taught the importance of milk in children. For some, it starts with breast milk and others it starts with baby formula. As time goes on most children are transitioned to whole milk. In America, milk isn’t a luxury its […]
“When God Made You” by Matthew Paul Turner
I received this book in exchange for a review. All thoughts and opinions are 100% my own. “An exclusive design, one God refined, you’re a perfectly crafted one of a kind. ‘Cause when God made you, somehow God knew that the world needed someone exactly like you” My daughter is literally one of the strongest […]
The Importance of Schedules in Special Need Parenting
As a parent of special needs child, you have your hands full. As if regular parenting isn’t enough, there will be even more challenges that you have to face. Just as the term “special needs” implies, your child will have additional needs that neuro typical children won’t necessarily have. All children need structure and routine, […]
Prepping for the School-Year with Mabel’s Labels
I received these items in exchange for a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. With school starting next week, every day I have been doing a little bit of prepping for Emma to go back to school. We are headed to Pre-K and this year we want to knock it out of the […]
How to Make the Back-To-School Transition Easier
The school year often comes with transitions. Whether it’s your child’s first day of Kindergarten, or they are transitioning to a new school or new grade, these changes can have big consequences to your student. Just think about it: school is your child’s job. It’s where they spend the biggest part of their day during […]
How to Create Your Own Back-to-School Checklist
Back to school time can be both fun, as well as stressful. There are so many things to do and things you need to buy, and it might seem overwhelming. This is why it’s important to create a checklist to help you get through it without forgetting anything, and without stressing out.
Understanding Developmental Delays in Children
I am not a doctor, nor did this information come from a doctor. I am speaking on what I have learned through having a special needs child of my own. If you feel your child may have a development delay you should contact their Pediatrician. As you watch your child grow up, you will see […]
2 Surgical Procedures in One Summer (5 Ways to Get Through It)…
Whew! This summer has been flying by! I know you are thinking from the title, WOW Emma is having another procedure. But the answer is No, its not Emma its DJ! DJ will be getting Ear Tubes today (written a couple of days ago). My mind and anxiety this summer have been at an […]
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