Why the 12 books of Christmas Help Prepare My Boys with Autism

As you know, both of our kiddos were diagnosed with autism. Although, most of the time they behave like typical toddlers. Sometimes we have to take extra steps so our boys understand what is going on. One of the things I always try to do this time of year is the 12 books of Christmas!Continue reading “Why the 12 books of Christmas Help Prepare My Boys with Autism”

Christmas Activities for Toddlers/Preschool

Today we continued our ABAless journey! Instead we use the time we had therapy to play together, learn in a fun environment and take care of chores around the house! In the four hours I WOULD have had therapy with the boys, we were able to finish some Christmas activities, learn how to do dishesContinue reading “Christmas Activities for Toddlers/Preschool”

We Don’t need 40 hours of Therapy a week.

Day 1 of no ABA… and let me tell ya. It feels SO good! We have been a slave to therapy since Vincent was 2.. everyday.. for several hours… Over the last 2 weeks sickness hit our house hard and went through every one of us. The longer these kids went without therapy… the moreContinue reading “We Don’t need 40 hours of Therapy a week.”

The Sensory Activities that Worked for our Oral Seeker

There are several links within this post. I do get a small commission, if items are purchased through these links, for no additional charge to you. My family thanks you. Maxwell has always been the “Let’s put everything in our mouth” kind of kid. It’s like that stage that toddlers go through at like 18Continue reading “The Sensory Activities that Worked for our Oral Seeker”

Thanksgiving with Autism

Thanksgiving is such a fun holiday! Family, friends, cozy sweaters and food? I mean does it get much better? As fun as this holiday is, some parents of special needs parents find themeselves secluding both them and their families around this time of year. Not because they want to, not because they are ashamed ofContinue reading “Thanksgiving with Autism”