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A Mother’s Time To Reflect
Who can believe???? Ryan turns 20! I am one of those people who prefer to look forward instead of looking back. However, I thought that on such a memorable occasion, I should take a few moments and “look back” over … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, baby, birthday, bni, mother, reflect, remember, special needs, young adult
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How Do You Experience Gratitude?
Gratitude. Enter the word into your internet browser and you’ll find countless links to information on the meaning, experience, and practice of gratitude. I admit, I’ve written many times on the practice of gratitude. The concept comes naturally this time … Continue reading
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Tagged asd, autism, bni, giving, grateful, Gratitude, teaching gratitude, TedTalk, Thanksgiving
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Autism Research: 2 Studies You May Have Missed
Research reveals how new eye-tracking technology for infants and medication for teenagers makes a difference in the diagnosis and treatment of autism A new study, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, asked the question “Does how long an infant spend … Continue reading
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Tagged asd, aspergers, autism, autism research, autism speaks, awareness, research findings, social skills
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“Fall Back”: How to Embrace Daylight Savings Time
As we were driving to the gym this morning, Ryan commented about how bright it was outside. I reminded him that we turned back the clocks Saturday night, which meant we had light earlier in the morning. (Unfortunately, night would … Continue reading
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Tagged "Fall Back", asd, autism, changing seasons, children, daylight savings, erie, Fall, parenting, tips
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Halloween’s Sweetest Memories aren’t about Candy
Each year, as the month of October draws to a close, I look forward to the spooktacular fun that fills the school! Today’s Halloween parade brings back sweet memories of the children who have walked the parade route over the … Continue reading
A Safe and Spooktacular Halloween
Halloween is all about dressing up as scary, ghoulish, funny characters, knocking on the doors of neighbors and friends, collecting treats and relishing in the fun. However, for many children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs), this can be a difficult … Continue reading
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