I decided to write this blog post because I regularly step into a situation of this kind. I find this episodes of shame widely common and frequently exercised. And THIS MUST CHANGE! By all means. With years of experience, things I’ve seen, parents I’ve talked to, stories I heard, and researches I’ve read I’m basically… Read More Autism Parenting – There Is Nothing To Be Embarrassed About!
The right season is widely open. Freshness is all around us and it smells and tastes delicious! The etheric oils of commonly used in kitchen fresh herbs like basil and sage are just bursting in their best moment of glory. Use this exact moment to prepare some extra easy and super healthy food condiments to… Read More Herbs Mix – Fresh. Pure. Homemade.
Habits are set. Routines are followed. It’s easy to get caught up in the busyness of life and go through the motions of our day. The act of eating a meal takes place multiple times a day, for multiple people in your family. It’s something that needs to happen frequently and repetitively. We plan (sometimes),… Read More Food Swap: Try This, Not That
Seems to be a song lyrics…our favourite one btw. We are a family who travels a lot. We were always very happy to go around and visit places near and far. We traveled before kids. We travel pregnant. We traveled right after we welcomed our firstborn between us. We traveled even if it was quite… Read More My Anti-Meltdown Kids’ First-Aid Travel Kit
Do you dread going grocery shopping each week? Are you already anticipating what to do when your daughter has a meltdown in aisle 5? Are you confused about what to buy, what to cook, and what your son will actually eat? This week, try a Supermarket Scavenger Hunt! Engaging children in the supermarket shopping experience… Read More Supermarket Scavenger Hunt
This is a subject we often think and speak about at home. The very first signs of the neurodiversity of our older boy. The signs that were constantly and effectively ignored by numerous pediatricians and specialists like dermatologists, neurologists, and ENTs. The signs I can spot in children surrounding me in my everyday life. And… Read More Denying the Very Early Autism Symptoms
The human gut is home to approximately 100 trillion microorganisms. “The bugs in your gut determine more about your health and your emotional and mental well-being than you ever imagined.” – Dr. Mark Hyman Research has found that children with autism are six to eight times more likely to have gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms, including constipation,… Read More Gut First
The thing is that even if you try your best and use only pure and high quality organic ingredients, find the most amazing recipe and follow all important advices in regard…the final product will only be ‘almost like’ the original one. Using plant based milk, whatever it is – almond, soy or other, the consistency… Read More A Plant-Basted Greek-Style Yogurt. Yes, We Can!
We tried numerous approaches. We tested lots of educational games and toys. The hard truth is…it’s not easy to learn times tables for kids. Especially for kids on the spectrum. Why? Kids with autism have short term memory problem. They have a serious difficulty to remember things like to answer a question of what was… Read More Crack the Code – Times Tables
Years and cakes of experience made this recipe so particular and perfect. It’s super easy and there is no way it won’t come out from your oven beautifully fluffy and moist. You can serve it in hundreds of different combinations, with and without frosting, meringue or cream. You can also make it as a fruit… Read More Perfect Sponge Cake Base Gluten-, Dairy- and Sugar-Free!
