Spreading Down Syndrome awareness and acceptance by sharing our true stories
No, they don’t. Special boys need parents who are willing to do the work. What a lovely Christmas we had this year. It was our first Christmas with our baby girl, our kids were spoiled rotten by our family members, and I ate about 35 Italian cookies. Alright, enough about me. I want to talk […]
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Today, after I had already gotten to school of course, a snow day was called. What did I do as soon as I returned home for my unexpected day off? I took my kids to the babysitter. I scrolled instagram and saw all of my teacher friends having nice days off with their kids, and […]
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Why did I do it? Because I actually had children. One thing I know for sure is that when you have kids of your own, you toss all preconceived ideas about what you thought you would be like as a parent right out the window. All of them. Trust me. “I’ll never let my kid […]
Read MoreI love a good meme. I have read some memes that have made me cry HARD with laughter. And then there are some that just break my heart. Recently, on a meme page that I usually love, I saw a meme that I normally love and share around to my friends posted an extremely hurtful […]
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We’re back, and we’re a new family completely. A son and a daughter. It is what I always fantasized about when I was younger. Just over six months ago, my daughter Marley Lynn was born. In my mind, having another child would be a breeze. If I went through a surprise diagnosis with Nicholas, and […]
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