The Too Often Untold Joys of Parenting an Older Child
December 2, 2018
I never imagined how amazing having an older child would be. I’m in the sweet spot. Maturity and innocence wrapped into one. And I am loving it.
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Learning Challenges and Deciding to Get Tested
November 21, 2018
It began with a meeting to discuss my daughter’s learning challenges, a euphemism for the word deficits that was used when I was a boy.
He Didn’t Want to Take The Pills…So I Lied
November 12, 2018
My son didn’t want to take the pills, but despite my reservations, I lied and told him they were safe. And because I am his mom, he believed me.
Raising Gifted Kids is NOT a Piece of Cake
November 3, 2018
Having gifted kids isn’t something most people can easily talk about with other parents, unless their kids are also gifted:
Confidence in the Classroom: Can He Do It?
October 3, 2018
There is so much talk about where education is going these days. Teachers are so important. They teach not just math and english, but confidence.
Please, Stop Asking “Are You Going Back To Work?”
October 1, 2018
“Are you going back to work once your son goes to school? Or will you wait for both to be in school?” Stop. Just stop asking.
Using an IEP Binder for Learning and Attention Issues
September 21, 2018
Organizing an IEP binder with your child’s evaluation reports, IEP, report cards and other paperwork may sound like a lot of work…but it’s not.
Why I Let My Kids Talk Back To Me
September 14, 2018
A psychologist explains why it’s important to let kids talk back. Even though it’s harder in the short-term, the long-term benefits are worth it.
The Reality Of Missing School And Chronic Absenteeism
September 11, 2018
When missing school, many parents don’t realize that even when absences are excused or understandable, absences can greatly impact a child’s education.
Back to School: I Hope it’s a Better Year
September 7, 2018
My social media feed is filled with back to school photos. And I can tell you just from looking at them whether they’re autistic or not.
The Too Often Untold Joys of Parenting an Older Child
December 2, 2018
I never imagined how amazing having an older child would be. I’m in the sweet spot. Maturity and innocence wrapped into one. And I am loving it.
Learning Challenges and Deciding to Get Tested
November 21, 2018
It began with a meeting to discuss my daughter’s learning challenges, a euphemism for the word deficits that was used when I was a boy.
He Didn’t Want to Take The Pills…So I Lied
November 12, 2018
My son didn’t want to take the pills, but despite my reservations, I lied and told him they were safe. And because I am his mom, he believed me.
Raising Gifted Kids is NOT a Piece of Cake
November 3, 2018
Having gifted kids isn’t something most people can easily talk about with other parents, unless their kids are also gifted:
Confidence in the Classroom: Can He Do It?
October 3, 2018
There is so much talk about where education is going these days. Teachers are so important. They teach not just math and english, but confidence.
Please, Stop Asking “Are You Going Back To Work?”
October 1, 2018
“Are you going back to work once your son goes to school? Or will you wait for both to be in school?” Stop. Just stop asking.
Using an IEP Binder for Learning and Attention Issues
September 21, 2018
Organizing an IEP binder with your child’s evaluation reports, IEP, report cards and other paperwork may sound like a lot of work…but it’s not.
Why I Let My Kids Talk Back To Me
September 14, 2018
A psychologist explains why it’s important to let kids talk back. Even though it’s harder in the short-term, the long-term benefits are worth it.
The Reality Of Missing School And Chronic Absenteeism
September 11, 2018
When missing school, many parents don’t realize that even when absences are excused or understandable, absences can greatly impact a child’s education.
Back to School: I Hope it’s a Better Year
September 7, 2018
My social media feed is filled with back to school photos. And I can tell you just from looking at them whether they’re autistic or not.
