As the solo parent of three incredible autistic children, life has been a roller-coaster ride filled with victories, frustrations, struggles, joys, and lots of survival mode. In between navigating meltdowns, school systems, therapy sessions, and simply managing the ebb and flow of everyday life, which can be challenging enough, as many of you know. In the midst of my unique parenting journey, our house has become more than just a roof over our heads. It’s also been neglected and as I’ve emerged from survival mode, I’m working to breathe new life into the house that has kept us safe and warm for all these years. It’s nothing a little bit of love, a fresh coat of paint, and some sweat equity won’t fix. I’m starting in my office because I…

If someone is sporty, they’re more likely to be in good health. Exercise can work wonders for mental and physical well-being. That said, some children can be somewhat resistant to sports. They may favour screens and video games. Moreover, kids might be shy around their peers or fear getting hurt if they partake in certain sports. There’s often nothing to fear here. Sports are about community, and the safety of children will be the priority in any clubs they join. Still, not all kids can have their anxieties quickly dispelled. Consequently, here are some suggestions on how we can start to turn things around regarding their involvement with sporty hobbies. Watch First Sport doesn’t come naturally to everybody. While some people thrive off being thrown into the deep end, children…