That was unexpected or was it?

This is not a good bye its see you later. I have a lot I need to focus on. For now the podcast will be at least monthly.

Today's episode we talk about Death. It is inevitable for all of us. We go through life and we lose pets, grandparents, great grandparents and other family members or friends. Today Jenn talks about the death of a family member and how she explained this to her children and ways you can explain it to your children on the spectrum or not.

Today we talk about going back to school. The hardships of making the decision to do virtual learning or sending them back to school.

Accidents happen when you least expect them too. In today's podcast I talk about two recent accidents that happened recently and how I let go of the guilt I felt. I also talk about how I found the solution to the problem that caused those accidents to happen.

Self care is so so important. Especially for us caregivers, moms, and dad's. We are always taking care of everyone else, working, and taking care of our homes. It's time we take good care of ourselves.

In today's episode, I talk about destruction. We all know how hard it can be when our children decide that something a bed, a toy, or a wall shouldn't be there anymore. I talk about my struggle with the destruction I deal with every single day.

In today's episode we talked to Elizabeth about her son, Xavier. The struggles and joys of this journey we call autism. We talk about ABA, struggles in explaining complex topics like, money and toy obsessions.

In today's episode, I give you my backstory. A little about me and a whole lot about my babies. I have been an autism mom for seven years and a mommy for 9 years. Though this podcast is a bit somber I go into detail about my birth stories, our road to being diagnosed, and how I came to start this podcast. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed sitting down and talking about my babies and our road so far.