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In the Moment

Hellooo writing muscles! It's been awhile. Here's my list of excuses.
I Wish Someone Should Have Told Me

Someone should have told me how hard this would be. How hard it is to watch your child spiral into a meltdown while you"re stuck helpless.
Road Trips with Special Needs Kids

Parents of children with special needs must always work harder than most parents even for the simplest things. A road trip, which is fun for most families, is a nightmare to many special needs families. How can a speci…
The TSA Responds

Earlier today, I wrote about my concerns over how “Autism symptoms may make the TSA think you’re a terrorist“, in which their new “behavior screening” process is essentially them making co…
The TSA May View Those with Autism Symptoms as Terrorists

I’m not really a fan of using sensationalist headlines to grab a reader but in this case, I think it’s warranted because the sad fact of the matter is.. it’s true. A news article was brought to my atte…
On Our Way to Meet Stan Lee

This will be the greatest update ever. Not only did we surpass our goal, but we used that to go ahead and get his tickets for the convention, autograph, and photo for Stan Lee. All that's left to do is find a hotel ro…
Our Daughter and Her Camera

We just wrapped up a 2,500 mile road trip through the Rockies, into Edmonton Alberta, for a wedding and quote - family vacation - unquote. Any family with a three year old and six year old would be strained at the ed…
#autismconf: Angel Guard

I almost missed this booth, but it's a necessary tool for many folks who can't keep their kids safely buckled up when in a car. This simple piece just goes over the button section of the seat belt and prevents the butto…
The National Autism Conference - San Diego

Next week is the 43rd National Conference and Exposition brought to us by our friends at The Autism Society (@autismsociety). We'd love to have our whole team there, but we're just sending our Lead Editor (@joel) to a…
Preparing for Transitions

For the past couple of weeks my Better Half and I have been discussing my trip out to southern California. I'll be attending the National Autism Conference, along with visiting family and a few other people.