Home Sweet Home We’ve just been on the road for two weeks and as much as I love road trips, it feels good to be home. I’ve been looking forward…
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Let’s open up that champagne! I’m finally ready to share some BIG NEWS with you. As some of you know, I’m writing a book. Having a book published has been dream…
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This post was sponsored by GOJO, the makers of PURELL® products, and all opinions expressed in my post are my own. Can you believe it’s already time to prepare for back-to-school?…
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Autism in girls I often get asked why I was diagnosed with autism so late in life, and why it wasn’t caught when I was a child. There are two main…
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From Doubts to Diagnosis Charlie has always been a mischievous and happy child. Up until 15 months, he had been hitting his milestones on time and was even saying a few…
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Thank you I Vaccinate for sponsoring this post and helping me spread awareness of the importance of vaccinations for children. Making decisions as a mom When I became a mom, I quickly…
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/>I received product and compensation from Mead Johnson Nutrition to create this post written by me. All experiences and opinions expressed in this post are my own and not those of…
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Surgery day Tomorrow is already surgery day. It came so fast. There are still a lot of unanswered questions and fear surrounding Charlie’s tonsillectomy. As a mom, I second guess myself…
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Welcome to The Autism Cafe, today I’m going to share with you my favorite photo spots in Austin, TX. Best photo spots in Austin Photography is a hobby of mine. I…
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There’s so much to learn when you become a mom There’s just so much to learn when you become a mother. In fact, as soon as you see those two beautiful…
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Charlie’s birthday was March 29th…. Happy birthday to the sweetest little boy On March 29th, Charlie turned 5 years old. He was a small baby, weighing a whopping 6lbs 4oz after…
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Autism and functioning labels I don’t talk about myself too much on the blog; it’s easier for me to talk about Charlie’s autism. Because the severity of Charlie’s autism is so…
