Halloween can be such a mix of excitement and anxiety, especially for those of us who are neurodivergent. The lights, the noise, the costumes, the crowds; it’s a lot. And if you’re a neurodivergent parent, like me, trying to make the day magical for your child while managing your own sensory limits can feel like walking a tightrope in an ill-fitting clown costume.   Parents often feel overwhelmed before the day even arrives. Pumpkin carving sounds lovely in theory, but in pra

One of the things I most admire about neurodivergent individuals is their ability to see things differently. It is a skill I use...

I have added new certificates and stickers to accompany the Penguins and Pigeons neurodiversity tale I created. Check out my listing here-...

It's Autism Acceptance Week 2024, for those of you who have struggled with- *The lack of awareness surrounding the wide spectrum of...

Recently I was asked about labels, I believe strongly that they are a personal choice. You don't need to share your diagnosis if you...