Hi Family!

Welcome Back, we are so excited to share what we have been up to recently and all the awesome skills that Cubby has sharpened since our last episode. What if I told you that Cubs could spell, but not only that read plus comprehend what he is reading and spelling? Would you believe that it is possible for him to do such things even while he's non-verbal? Well...SURPRISE, because HE CAN and IS! Wanna know-how, it's a little thing known as "Hyperlexia" and we can't wait to tell you our story.

Hey Family, 

Welcome back to another episode, we are excited to touch base with you all! Anytime I tell someone that Cubby is on the spectrum you can bet that 9/10 times we will hear "oh really? You know that kids with autism as like geniuses right?!". What truly defines a person's intelligence, is their obsession with numbers like Cubby, or can intelligence be seen as something too vast to label and even quantify? Let's discuss the pros and cons of this response and how it affects everyone within earshot.

Hi Family, Welcome back! We are so excited to spend time with you this week and to catch up as we had a lot happen last week. Do you ever feel like when it rains it pours, that's exactly how last week went for Cubby and I. Schedule changes, seeing doctors, getting over feeling ill while trying to rest and recover at the same time..mission impossible! Or so I thought, I love when you're able to look back on moments that truly challenge you and what you're equipped to handle and then God just uses it to remind you of the millions of miracles that he's performing for you on the daily basis. (There's the mention of bodily fluids, just in case you thought you were gonna listen & eat haha).

Hey Family! We are so excited to connect together on another episode. So many times, I get asked what is the hardest part of being a parent of a special needs child and there really isn't just one thing. I think that being a parent or just a person continually progressing in this life can be a challenge, but it would be making sure that I'm practicing what I am preaching as I raise Cubby. Today we are going to talk about I walk out faith, communication, and other important values every day and who sometimes that can be way easier said than done. We hope that y'all are staying safe and continuing to be a light wherever you go. The goal is never to be perfect but to progress daily.

Hey Family and welcome back to another episode! Thank you all for the birthday wishes for Cubby, I still cannot believe that he is three. A vlog is coming soon about his birthday fun.

Can you think back to a time you felt so frustrated, overwhelmed, ready to quit, and that all odds were against you? Now that you look back on that moment are you able to find the humor and wisdom within the frustration? If there's one thing I can assure you is that it's never fun when you're going through it, but it can become a great sense of laughter when you look back. There are so many moments just within this past year and the challenges of autism that I can look back and smile. Today, the memory that comes to mind is our constant appointments with the neurologist (for potential seizures). From all the sleepless nights, picky eating, meltdowns, hugs, kisses, and "mama"s...I can say for certain that it was all worth it. I declare that everything that is seeming to steal your joy, will repay you with laughter, wisdom, joy, and strength.