So I finally had a conversation with someone from The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential. After days of phone tag, we managed to connect. She suggested I read “What to do with your Brain Injured Child”, stating that even though Wes is still on the road to losing… Continue reading
Well I was home today. I had the worst head cold. I don’t usually stay home for that kind of stuff but my eyes were swollen and watery. Plus Wesley has been complaining about his eyes hurting him this weekend so I took him to the eye doctor. He was… Continue reading
How to Teach Your Preschooler the Days of the Week Well I just counted out all Wesley’s retired flashcards that he has shown me he can read 90% of the time(other 10% he’s not focusing)and we are at 195 words!!! That’s not bad for just really starting just 4 months… Continue reading
BrillKids is paying off! Well all of our hard work with BrillKids Little Reader is paying off! Wesley read his first book almost independent. He even read a new word without being taught it. Mind you this is a very simple book “The cat sees me… The dog sees me…etc.”… Continue reading
For people who do not have a gluten intolerance, it can be hard to understand what happens to kids who cannot digest it properly. My son has been gluten-free since he was 2.5 years old. What is gluten? Why did I choose to remove it from my son’s diet? In… Continue reading
ABA Family Welcome to the life of an ABA Family. We found out today off the record from a source that our tutor might be leaving us. The centre that hired her promised her a certain wage after for 3 months, and in the end after a amazing review gave her… Continue reading
An autism diagnosis was not a planned part of my motherhood story. Since before my son was born I wanted to teach him. I know how smart little children are and how much they can learn if parents just take the time. However things didn’t go so smoothly for us.… Continue reading
