I cannot believe that I took naps for granted or just sleep in general as a child! Talk about not realizing a season of blessings until it has passed by. One of the most common things that I connect with other parents/caregivers who navigate life with children on the spectrum the hurdles of sleep (or lack there of). I feel as though many of us whether we are parents or not struggle with getting quality sleep on a consistent basis. Can we just take a moment to jump for joy that we don't look like the lack of sleep that we give our bodies. In Today's episode we are going to talk about how I  deal with the challenges of Cubby and his sleep habits, while sometimes walking through the day like a zombie myself. We are excited to hear your stories and how you have triumphed over the sleep battle in your own journeys. 

*BOOM TWO LINES ON A STICK* Congratulations, you're expecting! What thoughts ran through your mind when you heard those words or got the news? In Today's episode we take a glimpse into how I found out I was pregnant with Cubby and how I chose joy in the middle of my life being turned up-side down. One things for sure is there is always the option to choose joy, while being uncertain of what your journey will look like. I am so excited to hear y'alls stories.

Are you independent or self-sufficent? Today we are going to talk about the Supermommy & Superdaddy syndrome and how that plays into our daily lives. Do you feel exhausted, drained, overwhelmed, like you are lacking support, understanding or help? If you answered yes to that, do you accept the help that's around you? Let's discuss the journey of asking for help and embracing our human side, while letting go of those expectations to bear the entire weight of doing EVERYTHING. Ready to burn that cape, let's go.

Welcome back! On today's episode we are going to discuss what happen to Cubby and I during our Costco run. Have you ever seen a little one throw what looks like a tantrum in public, what thoughts ran through your mind? How would/did you respond in that situation? Let's walk through a very common and almost daily struggle that we all encounter whether we are directly dealing with the unexpected or have the view of bearing witness. Was it really a tantrum, was the child trying to communicate something or was it just a sensory-overload? Feel free to take humor in the story and take away any gems. 

Welcome to the FIRST episode of our podcast! We are so excited to have you join in on the conversation and be apart of our family. One of the biggest challenges that I’ve had to learn early on with Cubby is how to be an advocate for his needs to make sure he has opportunities in this life. Today I share a few examples of how I advocated for Cubby and what that looked like in couple situations.