Julie and I talked about how to figure out when our special needs kids are sick enough to take to the doctor. We came up with some ideas that might help you explain to hospital staff who your kid is too. There are lots of tips and suggestions in this short 20 minute chat. Listen in, and I’m listing below some of the points we hit on while on the show!
Having two kids with different reactions to storms and other loud noises made me wonder how other children react. Are my kids any different than yours? Come find out what my facebook groups said about their kids.
Maybe you missed our posts last week? They didn’t happen because I spent four days in the hospital with my youngest daughter, the one with autism. It was a first for us, though she’s been in the ER lots of times, this was our first overnight stay. It was actually kind of fun.
Today, I’d like to share how we started to pack up bug out bags for each member of the family. Since we live in Tornado alley, we get lots of chances to practice our skills of weather watching and getting to the shelter in time. However, until this year, we didn’t have quite the handle […]
It’s National Disaster Education and Preparedness month! Since I’m no stranger to natural disasters – and a few man made ones too – we’ll be covering how to prepare for disaster for you and your family. Throughout July, we’ll also be taking a look at resources to learn more and products and services that can specifically help you with your special needs kids and family.