If you're an #Autism or #SpecialNeeds family, struggling in more ways than one and have ever felt guilty for not having the means to do something for your kids, this post is for you.
Has your child with #Autism ever had the hiccups? How did they react to this?
The way our day ended was way better than it began
"Emmett had surrounded himself with pillows and wrapped himself in my blanket. Only his precious little head, sporting the glasses he never takes off, was showing."
When I'm asked to provide a single piece of advice to newly initiated #Autism Parents, today's Quote of The Day is what I've been telling parents for almost a decade...and it's still as true now as it was back then... ☺ Image Credit: www.thefate.org
Please stop by and wish Emmett a very Happy Birthday ☺
Please stop by my blog and add your thoughts to the comments. I'm hoping to learn from how you handle situations in your life. I'd also like posts like this to be a reference for families, so they can point people in their lives who don't understand, to a post like this and they can see how many other families are facing the same challenges... Maybe it will help friends and loved ones to finally "get it"
By liking and sharing this post, you can help to educate the public as to what they should and shouldn't do/say to a special needs family...