San Diego's inclusivity and abundance of resources for families with autistic children is the podcast's focus. The hosts, Devin and Sefra, who are special needs parents themselves, share their experiences in the city, from accessing the Autism San Diego surf club to the sensory-friendly Sesame Street theme park, and how these places impact their family.

Devin and Sefra share their journey as parents to special needs kids, particularly on the aspect of personal hygiene. This episode focuses on haircutting rituals, noting the sensory sensitivities that may arise, and how they handle it. Empathy and understanding are at the core of their techniques, opting for a flexible approach to ensure the comfort of their children.

This episode of the Twin Harmony Network offers an in-depth discussion touching on the challenges of Devin and Sefra as special needs parents to two children with autism. They focus on the importance of preparing for family emergencies, especially in the absence of one parent due to military duty. A significant part of this conversation revolves around the continuity of care to ensure the children’s welfare.

Devin and Sefra, parents of two autistic kids and hosts of Twin Harmony Network podcast, explore one of their most sensitive topics - medicating their children due to their severe autism behaviors and other medical needs. Their honest discussions reveal the ups and downs of having their children on medications.

Due to the recent events Devin and I wanted to cover storm prep and evacuation prep. We can't control everything, but we can prepare as much as we can. Controlling what we can helps give a sense calm during a very high intensity situation. This will allow you to make the best decision as possible.

We layout a few ideas of how you can take the steps to be prepared.

We would like to hear how you have taken steps to be prepared.

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We also apologies on the late summation.

In this episode, Devin and Sefra discuss the challenging journeys they have experienced as special needs parents, focusing on the themes of burnout and regression. They dive into how these issues manifest differently in their children Emmet and Dominic, and how these challenges are unique to their situation as a military family. The episode provides practical insight, emphasizing the importance of recognizing signs of burnout in both children and caregivers to improve care strategies and maintain balance in hectic therapy schedules.

In this episode of the Twin Harmony podcast, Devin and Sefra discuss the importance of state and local politics for special needs families. They reflect on how these political decisions directly impact benefits and services for their children. Highlighting the recent interview with San Diego mayoral candidate Mr. Turner, they emphasize the need for solution-based discussions rather than agenda-driven politics. Turner’s focus on mental health and community cleanup resonates deeply with them, making him a candidate they support. The hosts urge other special needs families to engage in local politics to ensure better futures for their children.

Hosts Devin and Sefra, who are special needs parents and part of a military family, discuss the hectic yet joyous holiday season. Covering everything from birthdays to Christmas, they share how they navigate various festivities with their kids, who have autism and other special needs. They emphasize the importance of making holidays sensory-friendly, inclusive, and memorable, detailing their unique traditions and activities designed to bring joy to their children.

Join Devin and Sefra, special needs parents and a military family, on their podcast as they share their journey of raising two autistic sons diagnosed with Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EOE). Discover the challenges they face, from feeding aversions to medical interventions, and how they navigate this complex landscape. They discuss the harrowing journey through misdiagnoses, relocations due to military demands, and finding the right medical care. With a blend of personal anecdotes and informative insights, they shed light on the difficulties and triumphs of managing multiple diagnoses in their children.

To learn more about EOE check out this link! Eosinophilic Esophagitis (medlineplus.gov)

Devin and Sefra, special needs parents of two boys with autism, discuss the importance of balancing realism and hope. They emphasize grounding expectations while avoiding limitations. The conversation highlights their journey, facing bad advice from well-meaning friends and family, the evolution of their outlooks, and the challenges of relearning their kids' needs. The episode also touches on the diverse nature of autism and how their kids' individual progress has shaped their perspectives over time.