Peachy Keen Treats Using Old-School Gadgets

Peachy Keen Treats Using Old-School Gadgets

If you read my monthly newsletter, you know that I took a family trip recently. I promise to post an update about that as soon as I can get my bearings (I’m still not totally unpacked!). But for now you get these peachy recipes…Peach Waffles topped with...
Children and Essential Oils: Easy, Worry-Free Oiling

Children and Essential Oils: Easy, Worry-Free Oiling

Essential Oils are great, but you might be wondering about using them on children. Are they good for kids? Are they safe? How should you apply them? Rest assured, you can safely and effectively use essential oils on children following these simple guidelines. Always...
Shark Week! Discovering Secrets of the Deep

Shark Week! Discovering Secrets of the Deep

It’s Shark Week, and I’m so excited. If you are not familiar with Shark Week, it is the week when the Discovery Channel devotes its prime time shows entirely to sharks. I have been watching Shark Week for over 20 years. Now you are probably thinking, “Wow,...
Calm in the Midst of Chaos

Calm in the Midst of Chaos

I’ve really been neglecting this blog – things this month just seemed to get really chaotic with school ending, figuring out our summer schedule, nightmares at work, a weird reality show audition, and a recent death in the family. But then I was thinking,...
Served with a Smile: Happy Face Sweet Potatoes

Served with a Smile: Happy Face Sweet Potatoes

Like most kids with autism, my son Christopher had gastrointestinal issues. For years and years we strictly adhered to the GAPS diet (and by we, I mainly mean my poor kiddo), which helps to heal the gut. Today, his diet has changed a little (kind of a dairy-free PALEO...
A Heartfelt Wish for Hope: Happy Birthday Christopher

A Heartfelt Wish for Hope: Happy Birthday Christopher

Christopher’s 9th birthday was this past weekend. If you regularly read this blog or you know me, you know that Christopher has severe regressive autism. While birthdays come with mixed emotions – including memories of babyhood and thoughts of how quickly time passes...
For the Love of your Tummy: Food Pairing Made Easy

For the Love of your Tummy: Food Pairing Made Easy

Maybe you’ve never heard of food pairing. Maybe you have and it seems super-complicated. Or maybe you know all about it and just haven’t tried it. Whatever the case, here is some quick basic info to get you started. The whole idea is that it is not just WHAT we eat...
Autism UNawareness Month?

Autism UNawareness Month?

I was so excited to kick-off my autism guest blog series this month with a story of hope and recovery. I cannot think of a better way to conclude it than with a story of hope for a sea change, for truth and justice for our children. And there is no one better to tell...
A Luminary Lexicon

A Luminary Lexicon

Today is National Great Poetry Reading Day. In honor, I am posting the poem that Jen submitted with her earlier guest blog post. So, immerse yourself in all things poetic and reflect on life’s journey and YOUR journey, and enjoy the poetry of Zen Jen. A Luminary...
Do We Have To Fight Each Other?

Do We Have To Fight Each Other?

Today’s guest blogger, Lisa Ann Pitts, tackles the “Mommy Wars” autism-style with her amazing wit, humor, and spunk. We moms all need to support each other, and this goes doubly for autism moms. Our challenges are too great to waste time judging the...

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