What is the aging process, ageism phenomenon and why I decided to make a point about it? Why is it in our great interest to prepare a curriculum regarding age to educate our children starting as early as preschool kids. The ‘ageism’ derived from established social norms regarding age, is based on the formulation that… Read More Aging and Ageism
There are still lots of countries, societies where having a disability or having someone disabled in the family is seen as a huge disgrace and cause of enormous embarrassment. For that reason often parents pretend to not notice anything strange in their kids’ functioning, ignoring the very first signs of neurodiversity, looking the other way.… Read More Detecting First Autism Signs – Age, Features, Variations
You decided what’s for dinner tonight. You went to the grocery store. You cooked dinner. Your child comes to the dinner table and yells “Eww! I’m not eating this!” and runs away. How many times have you tried to get your child to eat new foods? Will your child only eat the same seven foods… Read More Mealtime Matters: 3 Tips for a Positive Experience
I frequently think how is it possible and how come it doesn’t bother me anymore? From ‘unbearable’ to ‘be fine with it’ there is a big canyon that runs widely and deeply enough to make this discomfort doubtfully qualifying for disappearance in the haze of not giving a freaking heck. It doesn’t mean I do… Read More Quirks of the Spectrum
Have you ever asked yourself… Are nutritional supplements effective? Are they safe? What are the side effects? Do we really need them? Is it worth the cost? Where do I even begin finding the best brand? We’ve been down that road before with many families who have asked the same questions you’re asking now. The… Read More Supplements: Where To Start
This time I’m going definitely a foodie. Maybe because it’s a ‘back-to-school’ time and it’s also a ‘back-to-school’ for me! Parenting and studying is already a tough nut to crack. And that two (only and already) are a lot on the long list of an ordinary, 2019’s parent. Responsibilities, duties and loads of activities to do… Read More Hiding Vegetables Inside a Beloved Dish – The Ultimate Guide
The fact is that if you are a pasta lover, there is a continuous search for a new sauce, condiment, dressing, and a new seasoning mix. If you are creative enough and you have some spear time, you actually need 10 minutes for the preparation of this delicious food. Gluten, dairy, sugar, and yeast-free. If… Read More Homemade Roasted Cherry Tomatoes Pesto
We hope you had a wonderful summer with your family, full of fun moments and beautiful memories. As we transition into September and prepare for the new school year, it’s a good time to check in with yourself: how are you feeling, what have you been thinking about lately, are there certain stressors in your… Read More Back to School: 5 Holistic Health Tips
Forget about it! We have to wait. Not a good time. Hold your horses! Forget about it! Better not! Not gonna happen! Oh, come on! What they will tell about me!? I’m not sure we should risk. How many times you hesitated because it’s ‘better not’? Have you ever resigned to take part in some… Read More 6 Things Parents of Children with Autism Are Anxious About (and they shouldn’t)
Muffins are a wonderful, year-round delicious treat! Perfect for breakfast on-the-go, part of your child’s school lunchbox, or an afterschool snack. It’s also an easy recipe to get your child in the kitchen helping you pour, mix, and be involved in the baking experience! Once you establish a base, you can mix up the fun… Read More Recipe – Apple Walnut Muffins
