Connecting the Autism Community
“So, tomorrow is September 11th, and that is a day when we remember a very sad and scary thing that happened.”I thought he might be ready to think about the world outside his own head.”A scary thing happened?””Yes. Before you were born, when Daddy and …
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Across the nation we are officially back to school. Maybe a few aren’t, but most are. Going back to school means change in schedule and likely a few meltdowns and tantrums. I’m writing this today to touch base on a few reminders that may help you throu…
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When I was pregnant I spent hours upon hours scrolling Pinterest and making plans for how I was going to make homemade baby food and provide fresh food and gourmet level toddler options for BabyCakes at every meal. Once she was here, that became a litt…
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Dear Parent(s) of an Autistic child- I am writing to you from my heart, and I truly hope you will…
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Note: Legend Change Well its been a great successful summer for both boys in many ways. Of course they both graduated and Mr.GS2 (formerly CM2) was accepted into his masters program. He received all the necessary accommodations (yes including the …
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It’s been a couple of months since I’ve posted. We have had one heck of a busy summer… The past few months have been full of changes for us. Some are for the better, some were simply devastating, and some just were.Our summer did no…
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Here we are. Once again, it’s back to school time. I suppose the older I am becoming, the faster everything seems to be going. How can it possibly be September in a few days? I am eager as most families to send my kids back to school, espec…
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Back to school means many different things for many different families. The lists, the shopping, and so on. Many moms are excited to have a break. Many will miss their kids. Many are worried. Special Needs parents are no bett…
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Motor skills development as part of our at home OT program. There are as many reasons for this as there are diagnoses. In our home, we have a combination of dyspraxia, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and SPD. From the very beginning, motor skills were a big focus with our occupational therapy. We discovered incredible tools to use… Read More »
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Please join us tonight at 8:00 PM EST where your Host Paul Cimins and Co-Host Lynne Glucoft discuss Going back to School and our Social Media Question: HAVE YOU HAD TO EXPLAIN AUTISM TO A PROFESSIONAL?…
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