Because “well-behaved” doesn’t always mean well,  sometimes it just means contained.

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🦕 Sometimes Saturdays Look Like Hospital Visits

Not every weekend starts with pancakes and cartoons. Sometimes, Saturdays look like hospital corridors, appointment letters, and waiting rooms.  When you’re raising a child with medical conditions, hospital visits become part of the rhythm of life. Some are planned. Others arrive with no warning. Either way, they carry weight, emotional, physical, and sometimes even spiritual. […]

The hidden emotional cost of parenting a child with disabilities

The hidden emotional cost of parenting a child with disabilities

Sharing Isn’t Always Caring

Imagine this: you’re sitting peacefully, minding your own business, maybe reading a book or doing something that brings you joy. Suddenly, someone walks up, takes it right out of your hands, and others around you look at you disapprovingly, not the person who snatched it. They tell you that you need to share. Sounds absurd, right? And yet, this is exactly what often happens to children. I’ve noticed that when it comes to kids, especially very young ones, there’s a heavy expectation that they should share, or, more accurately, give up their toys, snacks, or space the moment another child […]

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