When Ethan was two, before we entered the world of autism, I signed Ethan up for some toddler football classes. It didn’t go well! He thought the hall it was held in was fantastic and would run all over the place at the wrong times. He also didn’t understand the concept of kicking the ball […]
Before I had children I was positive that when my children started school they would be toilet trained, to name just a few things. Then we entered the world of Autism and I realised our goals would have to be adjusted. Not being toilet trained has been a tough pill to swallow. I never dreamed
Ethan has very restricted food choices, it makes dinner times a nightmare. Sometimes we have good weeks, sometimes we have bad. It can be a very frustrating adventure! We also have the same issue with what Ethan drinks. He would only drink water and milk from his beaker. He dropped his milk drinking a while
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Last Thursday was Ethan’s sports day at nursery, his very first sports day. It was a day I was looking forward too, and Darren was even able to book the day off to watch this milestone. The children were split into teams of six all named after different countries, a world cup theme. Ethan was
Ethan’s nursery are running an Easter Bonnet competition, the children have to make/decorate an Easter Bonnet and the bonnets are judged on the children’s own work. We haven’t had the chance to take part in many of the nursery activities lately as I haven’t been 100% with it and organised so I really wanted to
