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5 Things to Know About Sending Your Autistic Child to Daycare

Any parent has fears when it comes to leaving their child in the care of someone else, especially when they don’t have a close relationship with that person.  Parents of children with autism often face even more anxieties, not knowing whether or not someone can attend to their child’s specialized needs. Choosing a form of childcare for your autistic child is not easy, but daycares are a great option to foster growth and development over time. Take a look at these five reasons that your autistic child might do well in a daycare setting. #1: Socializing with Children Their Age As a parent, you might fear that your child with autism will live a life of judgment. While you can’t control the behavior of others, you can make a difference…

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10 Ways to Improve Your B2B Marketing Strategies

If you’d like to reach out to the right businesses and boost your conversion rate, you need to optimize your B2B marketing strategies. There are several ways in which you can do this and plenty of tools available to help you. You could also enlist the help of a digital marketing agency to gain a new perspective and discover why your marketing campaigns may not be performing as they should. This way you can ensure you invest in the right areas to get the message across to your target niche. Here are ten ways to improve your B2B marketing strategies. Seek professional insights pexels If your B2B marketing campaigns aren’t performing as well as you planned it might be a good idea to enlist the help of one of the…

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Just a few reasons why blogging is a amazing

It's been about 12 years since I began my blogging journey and I've come such a long way over the last decade. For those who don't know, I got started by accident. When Gavin was very young, I found myself struggling to emotionally cope with all the challenges I was facing in regards to things like behaviors. I was new to being a parent and even newer to autism. It was suggested that I start writing in a journal because it could be therapeutic for me. Since I wasn't into writing like that, I ended up starting a blog. I was very naive to the ways of the internet back then and I didn't understand how things worked. I had assumed that my blog was private, so I was very…

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Read more about the article 5 Things Single Dads Can Do to Make Their Kids’ Lives Easier
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5 Things Single Dads Can Do to Make Their Kids’ Lives Easier

If you’re a single dad, you might sometimes feel like there's a lot of pressure on you. You want to raise your kids the right way and provide for them, but at the same time, you want to enjoy your own life. You must find ways to balance some personal pleasure while still caring for your children and providing them with everything they need. Let’s go over a few ways you might make your kids’ lives easier. If you do everything on this list, you make it much more likely that you and your children will get along. Photo by William Fortunato on Pexels.com Take Co-Parenting Courses You and your spouse might have divorced, or maybe you’re still married, but you separated from each other. Either way, your kids are…

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How To Make Your Money Count As A Parent

While it’s important to understand that money will never determine happiness, as a parent, you’ll likely spend a lot of time thinking about money. Whether that means you are worried about covering your monthly bills or need to find some extra cash to pay for your kid’s extracurricular activities - money is often on our minds, and it can be hard to manage - especially during difficult times. Therefore, it is important that you find new ways to keep on track of your budget and make every penny count. With that in mind, here are some great money-management and spending tips that every parent should know (and use) on a daily basis.  Michael Longmire on Unsplash Understand your budget. While your spending habits may vary month to month, you must…

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I Need A Smart TV And Don’t Know Where to Start!

Online shopping has taken the purchasing experience to brand new heights in recent years. It has opened the door to exponentially more options than anyone might have considered and broadened our spectrum of knowledge and expectation. Easiest thing on earth, isn’t it? Think again. With a massive increase in options, comes a massive increase in decision making, and making a final decision is harder than ever, as people start to realize that option overwhelm is a very real thing! So how to match your taste to your budget in a world of limitless options? Photo by Max Vakhtbovych on Pexels.com Navigating resolution The resolution of your TV refers to its picture quality – the more pixels the screen contains, the better the resolution will be. Unfortunately, as the number of…

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Not Sleeping by Alan Winnikoff

Guest Blog Post for The Autism Dad By Alan Winnikoff Author of the novel “Not Sleeping” I’ve often heard autism parents quote a particular statistic– 70% of special needs couples break up. I’ve never been able to verify this – it might be more urban legend than reality. After all, on the flip side, I know plenty of special needs couples who are hanging together, finding a way to make their relationship work, keeping their connection going, in spite of the pressures. Still, it’s no secret that raising an autistic child puts tremendous strain on a marriage. if this 70% number did turn out to be accurate, would it really be all that surprising? We are genetically programmed – it’s in our DNA – to push ourselves to exhaustion during…

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4 Common Age-related Eye Diseases

It is natural for a person’s eyesight to deteriorate gradually as they age, and in some cases wearing glasses will provide all the help they need. However, a third of Americans over the age of 65 develop an eye condition that impairs their vision significantly. These are referred to as age-related eye diseases or AREDs. Whether you are a senior person who is concerned about your eye health or you are worried about a loved one, it is important to be able to recognize potential warning signs so you can take early action. Here are the four most common eye problems that older people are more susceptible to. Photo by Ksenia Chernaya on Pexels.com Glaucoma Glaucoma is caused by increased pressure in the eye, which damages the optic nerve. The…

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