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There’s no two ways about it: sending a child off to college is tough. Aside from monetary concerns like tuition, the dorm, books, and other living expenses, there is also the emotional strain of releasing your long-time dependent into the world on their own, knowing that this is their sink or swim moment and hoping . . . → Read More: Autism and College: Make it Work for Your Special Needs Child 
I heard on the news this morning about two kids that were put on the wrong bus. How scary is that? Seriously, this is one of the things I worry about with my kids. My daughter came home with the wrong bus number written on the label they put on her. Luckily, she did make . . . → Read More: Children Put On Wrong School Bus 
It’s Friday. Yay! This has been an interesting week. A lot of back to school drama. I’ve been talking with the school board and my daughter’s teacher. There was a misunderstanding about paying for breakfast and lunch. You can prepay for lunch, but not for breakfast. The first day of school, my daughter paid for . . . → Read More: Back To School Drama
Tomorrow is my daughter’s first day back to school. Officially, I am still home schooling my son. I need to talk to my husband about Rethink Autism. If we can afford it, I will keep my boy home this year, too. I think that the curriculum that can be set up for him with the . . . → Read More: Starting Back To School 
School has started back for some of you, already. We still have a few weeks. I am supposed to have a meeting with my son’s school, but no one has contacted me. I will be calling them today, and checking to see when the meeting will be. I have been trying to get a prescription . . . → Read More: New School Year and Fighting For My Son’s Medicine 
Parents of autistic children face daily challenges that other parents probably never have to worry about. While they’re busy complaining about the fact that their toddler won’t stop saying “no”, you may be wishing that your child would say something, anything, to you. And while most children are engaged in learning socialization, your autistic child . . . → Read More: Help Your Autistic Child Succeed in School I hope you find this helpful. Shopping for clothes for my son is difficult. I have to get elastic waste pants or shorts because he doesn’t know how to do buttons or snaps. I have to get slip on shoes because he doesn’t know how to tie shoelaces. I also have difficulties with tags on his shirts. Usually, I end up . . . → Read More: Back To School Shopping |
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