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Raising Future Adults: How the Role Changes for Autism Parents
On a recent visit to my parents, I offered to help drain a pot of noodles for lunch. “No,” my dad said. “You’ll burn yourself,” and shooed me away. I was 4 going on 46. Always. Some parents navigate the awkward transition between parenting children to parenting adults...
5 Things We’ve Learned from a Year of Pandemic Parenting
A year of pandemic parenting. A year. Just one? Are we sure about that? I gotta be honest. I know one year equals 365 days, but I think it feels more accurate to label our time this way: t h r e e h u n d r e d a n d s i x t y - f i v e d a y s. Ya know, all...
How to Have a Healthy Disagreement with Your Child
As your children grow out of infancy and further into childhood, disagreements will become a normal part of life. When you’re a parent, of course, this can grow quite exhausting! You may find that the older they get, the more things there are to disagree about. When...
How to Survive Your Preschooler’s Tough Questions
I tucked my daughter’s chair under the table for breakfast and encouraged her to say her grace before eating. “God is great . . .” she began the standard prayer. “God is good . . .” she continued. Then, the hatchet: “Mommy, what if God isn’t great? What then?” I wish...