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Does your autism child get frustrated easily? Or when they do get frustrated, do they have a hard time transitioning back to calm? It might be helpful to have a few tricks up your sleeve for the next time you need to “tame your little dragon.”
Children have much the same responses as . . . → Read More: How To Calm Your Little Dragon 
Camping Most of my time has been filled with taking care of my sick autistic child. My son has been sick for a couple weeks, and isn’t showing much improvement. It started off with his ears. He has the cyst in his left ear, but it’s his right ear that has been hurting. . . . → Read More: Taking Care Of A Sick Autistic Child 
My Daughter 2008 This has been a tough holiday season. I’ve been taking care of a really sick child. My daughter has the flu. On top of that, I was working hard to get the house ready for the family Christmas Eve party that was supposed to be held at my house. I . . . → Read More: Getting Through The Holiday Drama 
I talked with the doctor today. She went over the results of the scan they did on my autism son’s ear. There is a cyst, but it’s not a small one like my daughter’s was. The cyst is big, and is located right up against his eardrum. Taking it out won’t be . . . → Read More: Bad News About My Son’s Ears 
I spend a lot of time waiting in the doctor’s office, therapist office, and special activities for my children. One thing I notice at these times is that our children get bored quickly. I see parents take out their phones and let their children play games on them. I don’t have a smart phone, . . . → Read More: New MG Gaming System Review 
It’s been a difficult time for my family. My daughter is scheduled for ear surgery. She has a cyst in her ear that needs to be removed. My son had a tube removed yesterday, and an ABR. An ABR is a hearing test that they were able to do while he was asleep. My . . . → Read More: Hearing Loss In Autistic Child 
Having to watch your child battle an illness is one of the most difficult experiences to go through in life. Parents will often say they would without hesitation switch places with their sick son or daughter, if it means taking their pain and suffering away from them. The world is full of diseases that . . . → Read More: Medical Studies Continue to Help Innocent Children 
I wanted to share this cute picture of my son on the computer this morning. He had an unexpected visitor. Our little kitten decided she wanted a little extra attention. Or, she just wanted to check out what my son was doing on the computer. As you can see, my son is checking out . . . → Read More: A Little Extra Attention For the Cat |
 
 
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