Time and developmental milestones can seem skewed when you have a child with a disability. Then we discuss some poop in the bath incidents. 

 Attachment Part 1: We discuss the history of attachment theory as well as outcomes when we are deprived of attachment. Trigger warning: some of what we discuss is intense and also involves children with disabilities. 

Related Reading: "Becoming Attached" and "The Body Keeps the Score."

We discuss our experiences with resilience, as well as strategies to boost resilience in our kids and in ourselves. 

Related reading: "Grit," "The Optimistic Child," and "The Whole Brain Child."

 We read personal essays from the world of disabilities.  And then the episode goes a little off the rails.

 Natalie discusses Sensory Processing and Claire does her best to keep up

Small victories are actually pretty big when your child struggles to do the things we often take for granted with neurotypical children. 

Kids say the darndest things very loudly and in front of lots of people when you're walking them to school and they have expressive language disabilities.  And you're a child psychologist. 

Our very first podcast episode. We might not know what we're doing-- please be patient with us.