…experience – about a decade ago in our much-loved vacation spot in Maui. Joy and I were there alone and she had gone off to get some groceries when a…
…in the Chronicles of Narnia, one enters a portal into a world where time flows at a different pace, where imagination abounds and where magic is around every corner. We…
…is healthy and good for them. Add to that: peer interaction can be overly stimulating and absolutely addicting. Our young need rest from a constant and anxious pursuit of always…
…– a whole day at school away from us, away from her sister. She was already struggling with peers and found it hard to hold on for the morning without…
…be very hard on a child, you will ask, “How do I convey that some actions are not appropriate, instill my values, and teach what is socially and culturally appropriate,…
…there are many things that happen that are truly accidents, or acts of nature, that no blame can be assigned to directly. (who can you blame for a volcano erupting?)….
…take it? He thought about this question for a while and then said with conviction, “No, I wouldn’t. My Asperger brain is a part of who I am, and I…
She’s crying again. More like a high-pitched scream. I am so exhausted! Why isn’t she?? She seems to be beyond herself now – in a frenzied state. And all I…
…come to get me. The Kindergarten teacher peered into my room and asked me to come and help. Jake and I looked at each other, I asked him if he…
…true. Parents aren’t in need of the right answer. Parents are the answer. Sara Easterly Sara Easterly is a children’s writer and a mom dedicated to helping her children…