Amy shares a story of a Sunday morning meltdown her son with autism had and how reflecting on that meltdown helped her realize he still has more good days than bad.
My 4-year-old son is on the autism spectrum. I write about autism a lot! I normally keep my pieces uplifting, resourceful, and strategy based. But not this one. Continue reading “Autism: One Bad Morning”
In this episode, Amy shares how having a child with a developmental disability, such as ADHD or Autism, means that you more than likely will have to redefine what normal looks like for your family.
In this episode, Amy shares how having a child with a developmental disability, such as ADHD or Autism, means that you more than likely will have to redefine what normal looks like for your family.
Amy shares how important it is for families of special needs children to have a support system and offers practical tips on how to accomplish this.
Amy shares 10 things all parents can do to help create a positive childhood for all their children regardless of whether they have developmental differences or not.
Amy shares how she uses Supermarket trips with her son, Barclay, to target specific developmental goals.
Amy describes how liberating it was for her when she stopped reading parenting books and started parenting her son the way he needed to be parented.
Amy shares her and her husband’s unique way of preparing their son for bed and challenges parents to look at their child’s evening routine and see if it’s working.
