It's finally February and you know what that means?! Y'alls favorite nephew's birthday month is here, let's cheers with chocolate milk on his behalf! I am very excited about this episode as we get to discuss something that really pulls on my heartstrings, feeling isolated while parenting. Brace yourself as this topic is a little weightier than usual, but so needed. To the person carrying everything while feeling overlooked/forgotten/forsaken, you are not alone. I see, hear and love you. 

Feel free to connect with Cubby and me via email: [email protected] . We can't wait to connect and hear your stories.

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Welcome back family! Today I want to ask you a simple question "who's on your team?". If you're thinking sports I am sorry to disappoint, but I mean your child's team of therapists/providers? Who you have with you everyday makes the difference of having faith or having fear. Who has access to you and your child on the regular basis, what results are you seeing from their influence? The good thing about having a team is you never have to do anything along and can feel supported even in the roughest of times. Who you decide to draft makes a world of difference in your child growth and overall development. I want to discuss Cubby's team (of therapist) and how each one has played a vital role in the baby steps and well as leaps he has made since his diagnosis. We want to hear your stories of your team and the impact that they're making in your kiddos world.

SEASON 2 in the year of 2022 is that YOU?! We are so excited to welcome you back and all the awesome things that are coming to shower us all of us. In this episode we are talking about living in our truth and being the people that we are designed to be this year and beyond. We are going to talk about the journey with autism and the 4 things that we have learned while walking authentically with his diagnosis and our faith. We are excited to hear and y'all live in your purest form everyday and all day.

Have you ever believed in something so much that everyone around you thought that you were completely out of it? No matter what the situation looked like or what life threw your way, you still had hope that your good thing would come to pass? That my friend is what we call "crazy faith"! Let's discuss the different things that we are believing that will happen in not only our lives, but our children, friends, family, co-workers and strangers that we have yet to meet. I cannot wait to share with you all some of the things that I am standing firm believing that they will happen for Cubby as we walk through this journey of Autism. Remember it's only crazy until it happens..

How many times have you been in public by yourself or with your child(ren) and felt unsafe? What were your thoughts? Do you use a weapon, martial arts, making a scene or all of the above? In Today's episode we are going to discuss a situation that happened to Cubby and I recently on our way to a museum. Needless to say that not everybody's idea of "holiday spirit" is the same and it's good to always have a plan of safety regardless of the day, time, person or environment. In addition to how Cubby and I handle safety while outside of the home, we are going to share what we use to keep us safe in the home as well. We can't wait to hear all the ways that you keep your and your family safe.

Wow oh wow..did you really just say that?? On Today's episode we are going to talk about some of the wild/off-the-wall things that have been said to me when I inform people of Cubby's diagnosis. Words are such a mighty form of communication; they can bring joy, life, laughter and sometimes they can bring hurt, disappointment and offense (sometimes unintended). Let's walkthrough some of the most common questions/comments that I have endured as Cubby's Mommy. Buckle up, this might be a tad uncomfortable but we will get through it together. <3