Becoming a new parent is, well, hard. It’s wonderful, thrilling, exhausting, terrifying, amazing and hard. Becoming a new parent of multiple children at once? That’s a whole different ballgame. Source: Parents of Multiples: How Do You Do It? Read more →
Tag: Parenting
Being a Mom
Being a mom means constantly comparing your kid to Brenda’s kid, who was a master cellist at age 3, a composer at age 4, and a conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra at age 5, all … Source: Being a Mom Read more →
Making Memories & Reaching Milestones
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What Happened When I Realized My Daughter Was A ‘Mean Girl’
If we want to stop bullying and mean girl attitudes, it’s simply not enough to instruct your children to “be nice!” You’ve got to be more specific than that. Source: What Happened When I Realized My Daughter Was A ‘Mean Girl’ Read more →
BucksMont MoMs Spring Rummage Sale
Join our club members and friends on March 29 and 30 for our club rummage sale. If you are a member of our club, and are interested in selling, please contact a Board Member. Trinity Lutheran Church-Hyson Hall 1000 W. Main Street, Lansdale Trinity Lutheran is the big white church at the intersection of Main St and Valley Forge Rd in… Read more →
How to Set Up a Sensory-Friendly Bedroom for Your Child
As a parent, you know how important it is that your child gets enough sleep to avoid a serious case of the grumps throughout the day. However, if your child has autism, sleep is a battle all its own. The following are just a few tips to help you create a more relaxing bedroom for your child, no matter where… Read more →
Moms in the Morning
It was a short night when the alarm went off this morning but I didn’t dare snooze it more than once. There is just too much to accomplish before that “finish line” of the bus’s arrival. It’s pajama day. It’s C (of A-F) Day. And it’s a Thursday. Pajama day means that everyone can wear pajamas and bring quarters… Read more →
Parenting with a Disability: How to Prepare Your Home and Wallet
There is nothing quite like being a parent. Watching your child grow into a kind and accomplished person is one of the most rewarding life experiences. That being said, it takes a lot of work to raise a child. If you are living with a disability, that amount of work increases. To make it simpler, there are several preparations you… Read more →
Why aren’t we talking about parenting teenagers? I’m lost AF.
Can somebody please explain to me why we aren’t supporting the hell out of parents of teenagers? Source: Why aren’t we talking about parenting teenagers? I’m lost AF. Read more →
Creating a Safe and Functional Backyard for a Child on the Autism Spectrum
By Danny Knight Home safety precautions are always important when children are around. For kids who are on the autism spectrum, safe surroundings are essential, especially in the backyard where kids can get into all kinds of trouble. Pay particular attention to behavior that’s your autistic child is most likely to exhibit. For example, if he likes to explore and… Read more →