About 5 years ago, I brought my then 3 year old daughter to the Children’s Museum to spend the day with some friends and their children. This day at the museum, like many others, my daughter was not wearing shoes. We had a normal day at the museum filled with fun, laughter, and a couple…
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Raising ASD Kids Without Family Nearby Can Be A Downer
I overhear other mommies talking about her weekend plans thanks to “Mimi and Papi” “Grandma and Grandpa” while watching there kids. I see grandparents walking with their grand kids to school as I frantically wrangle my kids into their seats, throw a Pop tart at them barely making it to the School in time to shove…
Tips and Tricks for Monster Jam
I was provided with complimentary tickets to Monster Jam®; however, all opinions are my own. Whether you a seasoned Monster Jamer or a newbie I’m sure you will find a few of these tips and tricks helpful. We would consider our self-seasoned we have gone for the last 8 or 9 years. It is something…
Emergency Preparedness with ASD Children
As any parent of a child with autism can tell you, you will need to be more prepared even for small things. The idea of preparing for a disaster with an autistic child probably sounds impossible or at least extremely daunting. Have no fear Jamie is here to walk you through our tips. You will start with…
Florida’s Savings Plan for Individuals with Disabilities Celebrates One Year Anniversary
ABLE United is waiving account fees for another year, encouraging Florida’s disability community to seek financial independence and opportunity Since its official launch on July 1, 2016, ABLE United has provided more than 1,000 Floridians with disabilities a new way to save for a better life experience. Now, in celebration of the program’s successful first…