A single day or month for world autism awareness never feels like enough and sometimes feels a little laughable because every day in our house is autism awareness day. There isn't a day that goes by that our lives are not affected by autism and its nuances.
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Do you ever look at or think about your kids and just feel overwhelmed with love and pride? I've had a lot of those days lately...
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The most important news first: Sawyer is doing better.
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In 2025, nobody should be using the r word anymore; it's NOT ok.
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Last night Sawyer asked me a question I've been waiting for since we first told him about his autism diagnosis: " Momma, why do some kids in a family have autism and some don't?"
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I have added a few really helpful links to the Resources page for those who may be looking for information about autism, or where to find services or even grants for equipment!
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I have been asked several times since starting this blog if I am worried that I'm sharing too much about Sawyer, or our life as a family. And honestly, sometimes I do worry about that. But the goal of this blog has and will always be to share our experiences as an autism family as…
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Like a lot of people, I love spreading the word when I find something that I think is awesome. Whether it's a great recipe, a new makeup item I can't live without, a super cute shirt that's flattering and affordable, or a product that makes life easier for me and my family.
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Sawyer may be outgrowing my lap, but in my heart he will always be my baby boy.
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With the rates of autism diagnosis skyrocketing, I feel that autism training should be required for anyone who has to deal with the public, but specially for those in law enforcement.
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A lot has happened since the last time I wrote.
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The last few weeks in our house have been hard, y’all. Trigger warning: This post will discuss self harm. I’ve written before about how hard change can be for Sawyer; he is very much a child that thrives on routine and sameness, and any little change to his everyday routine can be enough to send…
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