An overzealous adult crossed the line with our neurodiverse son and awoke the Papa Bear in me. While waiting at the airport for our early morning flight home after our March Break trip a few weeks ago, T was disregulated. He didn’t get a lot of sleep and he was short tempered, hyperactive and mouthy.Continue reading "Turbulence"

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05.04.2024

Open to Feedback - My Life with T

Being able to receive and apply feedback, as hard as it can be to hear sometimes, is key to growth. In February, halfway past the Grade 3 school year, the hubby and I had our teacher conference with T’s teacher, CYW and the school’s special education coordinator. We discussed T’s areas for improvement: reading, writingContinue reading "Open to Feedback"

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08.04.2024

Nature is Healing for Neurodiverse Kids - My Life with T

A beautiful sunny t-shirt weather Spring Sunday gave T and I the recharge we needed. After breakfast, we practiced reading two chapters in his latest book then headed to one of our favourite nature spots: Rouge Park. I feel blessed for this urban oasis near our home. I appreciate the government recently adding a boardwalkContinue reading "Nature is Healing for Neurodiverse Kids"

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19.04.2024

Sinking Ships, Rising Hearts - My Life with T

The heart does go on and on. T’s latest obsession is the Titanic, quite the step up from Paw Patrol! This was likely inspired from YouTube, as he spends lots of time watching videos about the Titanic and other famous shipwrecks. He loves to draw pictures and pretend play with great imagination about the doomedContinue reading "Sinking Ships, Rising Hearts"

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Turbulence - My Life with T

Open to Feedback - My Life with T

Nature is Healing for Neurodiverse Kids - My Life with T

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