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Repeat Performance on Autism Live
Repeat Performance on Autism Live It was around this time last year that I first appeared on Shannon Penrod’s show, Autism Live. Shannon and I discussed how my husband and I first discovered our son’s autism, my short film, “Autism and Cake,” and how I advocate for my son. This second time, Shannon graciously discussed…
Why Aren’t We Demanding Universal Daycare?
For too many working parents, summer is a nerve-wracking roller coaster of scattershot camps, vacations with relatives, and kids left alone for too long. We gratefully return our children to regular school in September. This nutty break is stressful for parents and kids — a far cry from idealized summers together at the pool, beach or backyard.
No-Mush Mother’s Day
On Mothers Day, one of my closest friends from summer camp left me a voicemail message. This woman has witnessed my ugliest, most vulnerable, childish stages over a 30 year stretch and therefore can share her own hellish moments with me with impunity.
Here’s To The “Terrible” Wonderful Parents!
Okay I admit it – one of my illicit joys is keeping a secret tally of other parents annoying, infuriating, embarrassing helicopter mistakes. From bearing my soul in Mommy WarsI discovered that other parents – in particular, other moms –
Virtual Makeovers for Women
A virtual makeover can allow you to sample a new style without leaving your desk chair. Depending upon the software you choose, you can play with makeup or a new coiffure without the attendant real-world risks. Some applications even allow you to input measurements and experiment with clothing styles. If you’re nervous about trying something new or just want to experiment and play, virtual makeovers are an enjoyable and economical way to experiment with your style.