4 Ways to Have a Sensory-Friendly Halloween
Fall activities are in full swing, which means it’s time for choosing costumes, trick-or-treating, enjoying treats, and attending Halloween parties.
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Sans Costume Doesn’t Mean Sans Money
Yes we’re poor but that’s not why he wasn’t wearing a costume. When i was a kid i can remember the kids in school that barely had a costume on, or ones that came with nothing. We were never rich, but we never went without a H…
Read moreLions and tigers and bears…and other Halloween encounters
I had the opportunity to take the kids to a Halloween party at the clubhouse on the caravan site we
Read moreHooray for Halloweening
This year, James has been anticipating Halloween with great excitement. Almost every day he asks if we are going Trick-or-Treating
Read moreGetting Ready for Halloween
I love Halloween I’m a big kid at heart. It’s more than the actual night of Halloween that excites me.
Read moreA Somewhat Weird Halloween
Monday was Halloween, and in all honesty it was a bit of a weird one. Alice-Sara returned to school following
Read more“Thanks” to the Neighbor Giving Out Chocolate Covered Coffee Beans
Thanks friendly neighbor for giving my ADHD, ASD, OCD boys chocolate covered coffee beans… either they are for me, then
Read moreHalloween!
We’ve been decorating and anticipating. This morning, while taking some pics of our handiwork, I accidentally discovered the Magic Lens
Read moreHalloween Preparation
For the first time, both kids are excited about Halloween. James asks every day if we are going Trick-or-Treating tonight.
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Magic or Disaster
Planning activities with Ryan can be a challenge because it’s hard to predict how receptive to participation he’ll be on
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