
Trusting Your Partner with Your Neurodivergent Children
It’s hard giving up control. It’s hard trusting others. Both my daughters are autistic, one of my daughters is mostly nonverbal, and I practice Positive
-The Supernova Momma
“You don’t want them to label your child” -Them
That’s what I kept hearing when I was voicing my concerns about Paris showing early signs to family and moms in mom groups on Facebook. Why not? Her label of autistic is what allowed us to get her speech and occupational therapy at 2. It’s what has helped me know exactly what to research to help support her sensory needs. It’s also what helped me realize Riley and I showed signs of autism…
“Neurodiversity is the idea that neurological differences like autism and ADHD are the result of normal, natural variation in the human genome. This represents a new and fundamentally different way of looking at conditions that were traditionally pathologized; it’s a viewpoint that is not universally accepted, although it is increasingly supported by science…” Read More.
Positive Discipline is a model based on Alderian psychology. “The premise of this model is to help people find a sense of belonging and significance following FIVE CRITERIA:
It’s hard giving up control. It’s hard trusting others. Both my daughters are autistic, one of my daughters is mostly nonverbal, and I practice Positive
Paris and Riley are Autistic Toddlers with Sensory Processing Disorder. They both struggle with the sensory overstimulation of the sun being in their eyes. However,
The girls have enjoyed their summer safety swimming lessons donated from @frobabies founder @kanika_nigist these last two weeks. However that constant chlorine and shampoo daily for two weeks has
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