In terms of meltdowns and the changes that the pandemic brought with it this year. I would say Ethan has been pretty calm. Of course, there have been moments, sometimes daily at the worst points, where meltdowns could easily escalate. I think as Ethan has got older we recognise these times and automatically take steps …
At the start of March, I watched my Facebook feed fill with exciting announcements. Each one stating that their child has got the secondary school placement that they wanted. I congratulated my friends thinking I was grateful that was not a step we have to take this year. There is enough going on without worrying …
When it comes to autism and bike riding we were advised that this would be something that Ethan would struggle with. Getting his balance on a bike would be a struggle. Also, his awareness of danger would go against him. We always believe that we should let Ethan try things as you should never say …
It’s that day of the year again! A day that I would rather ignore but my job as an autism mum is to make people aware of the world of autism. This will hopefully create a world where autism is accepted and hopefully help our children’s everyday struggles. Today is World Autism Awareness Day. Last …
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I love horses, I always have. At five I was having horse riding lessons. But horses are an expensive past time. If I ever won the lottery, horses are high on my list of must haves. I have tried to pass this love of horses onto my children. Whenever I get the chance I have …
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