Saying the Quiet Parts out Loud
Along my journey parenting a neurodivergent child, I’m learning to say the quiet parts out loud. It hasn’t been and…
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Jane Kim
10 things It’s Okay to be Okay with As a Parent of a Neurodivergent Child
1. It’s okay if you’ve started partnering with a BCBA/psychologist/speech, occupational, or equine therapist again after an extended hiatus. It…
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It’s the First and Last Year He’ll Be Wearing My Shoes
When did this happen? My son and I have the same shoe size. The last month, here in the Northeast,…
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If You’re Stuck in the Angry Room
Recently, a good friend and I were chatting about the upcoming weekend. Her daughter, a first-grader, went to a birthday…
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It’s Never about the Cheeseburger
It had been a busy week (the first week of school!), and we were all looking forward to the weekend.…
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Dear Parents of Neurodiverse Children: Live with Intention
This year, two colleagues and I submitted a poster titled Feeling at Home, Away from Home for my organization’s annual…
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It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye
Our dog Carlos has slowed down considerably within the last few months. He’s always been outspoken and opinionated–a typical firstborn…
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Glimpses of What’s Ahead Help Guide Us in Motherhood
As moms, it’s hard to imagine when our child reaches the next stage of life when you’re in the thick…
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Cherish the People Who Love Your Children for Who They Are
“What’s missing?” the speech therapist looked at my son, T, expectantly. She had placed a few household items in front…
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