(StatePoint) Transitional times of the year mean shifting schedules, which can be particularly challenging for children with autism and their families. Whether you’re just beginning to learn about cognitive special needs, or have many years of experience, gaining insight into what has helped other families cope can be valuable. Holly Robinson Peete, actress and autism […]
Christmas in our Autism Impacted Home, Preparing Your Autistic Child For Christmas
This post was originally published on Christmas Day, 2010. Now 7 years later I was asked for some tips on how I prepared my autistic son for Christmas and I thought of this post. I decided to do some editing to compare it to current day preparations. This is only a guide, all children with […]
MarineLand Has Fun For Everyone
My family received free admission to Marineland to facilitate this review. All opinions are my own. Everyone has a favorite little thing they like, I love zoos, while our kids have always loved amusement rides. My wife has always wanted to see the live shows at Marineland right from the first time she saw the commercial. Marineland has […]
Experience The Power of Journey Behind The Falls
Niagara Parks provided my family with tickets to Behind the Falls to facilitate this review. All opinions are my own. I recently had the chance to check out Journey Behind The Falls on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. I snapped up the opportunity because I thought the whole idea was cool. A chance to […]
Easter Baskets: Filling them With Fun For All
Easter is around the corner, so it’s time to don your bunny ears and hop to it so everyone in your household can enjoy an Easter basket chockfull of springtime treats. But what isn’t in your basket is just as important as what is. Treats from Whole Foods Market meet strict quality standards — no artificial flavors, colors, […]