Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker Over the weekend we went to a child’s birthday party- often a source of stress and pain for all of us. It’s always just been too much for Grey. Too many kids, too loud, too everything- and he can’t even eat the cake anyway. Both boys are Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker Dear Gap, I hear it all the time, Your boys should be models. I could totally see them in a Gap ad. And I gladly take the compliment and chuckle knowing that just isn’t a possibility. It’s not because they aren’t hauntingly beautiful- because they are. And Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker It happens every so often, albeit less often as time goes by. My head immunity gets worn down and I wake up in a funk. While my eyes are still closed and my body is actually still asleep, a little corner of my mind wakes up and Read more…
Read More →Check out the G-Free Foodie Box review and giveaway by Sarah Bakes Gluten Free Treats! Well, look what I got in the mail! A box of gluten and dairy free goodies from the G-Free Foodie Box Club! I recently met KC, the founder of G-Free Foodie, at the GFAF Expo in San Francisco. She is super cool Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker My sweet, first born, 4-year-old son shimmies his naked heiny across the toilet seat in McDonald’s. The same boy who was wiped clean with antibacterial everything numerous times a day as a baby. Surfaces were painstakingly prepared for him–germs eradicated and slathered with antibacterial gel before he came Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker This is my son Parker. He has 100 different smiles, all guaranteed to light up the room. He’s a mama’s boy, a fact that makes me glow with pride. And each time he chooses only me to soothe him, I feel like I just won a prize. We Read more…
Read More →Picking the boys up from Behavior Therapy at the clinic is an Olympic sport. Each boy has a huge collection of data contained in a ginormous binder. Data is collected on their every move and utterance during each 3-hour therapy window. Grey also has a Picture Exchange binder- pictures that help him talk to us. Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker Mondays are hard. Period. And today was no exception. Autism Behavior Therapists come to our house at 8:30am. I teared up in my room as I heard Parker’s piercing screams floating down the hall. I try to stay out of it when he is in the middle of Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy of: April Peveteaux, Gluten is My B**** So this super hero phase. It’s just unavoidable for a certain type of boy, and I’m pretty sure that not only do I have that type of little boy, but I like that kind of kid who leans towards the comics. So when I received The Official Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Heather Cain, The General Farmer In our minds, life is divided into two parts: life at the cottage and life at the farm. I spend the morning and the better part of the day here at the cottage and in the city taking care of chores, shuttling kids to and from school, cooking, cleaning, Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker So many New Year’s Resolutions are under the assumption that we are broken. We are doing life all wrong. So much of life already promotes those loathsome feelings, along with magnifying our imperfections, insecurities and inabilities. It’s exhausting. Life is hard enough. I find plenty about Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy of Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker We are still in Holiday mode. Pajamas stay on much longer these days. French fries are a perfectly acceptable meal replacement. A nap a day is a requirement for me. We’ve been doing lots of this… And relaxing and coffeeing with Friends. I’ve always wanted to Read more…
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