Military Life, Autism, Parenting
During our trip, my uncle took the boys and I to a nearby playground. The boys found one of the slides to actually be a water slide after the drenching rain we’d had that afternoon.
Aaron was even climbing up here instead of going around to the stairs each time. This is HUGE. HUGE I tell you. It shows what progress he’s made in OT.
About AmandaAmanda Griffiths sometimes feels as though she's running a zoo instead of a home. With two active autistic boys, they often make the noise of six kids. Pepper in some Army life and cyber schooling for spice, and it's organized chaos at best. When visiting, please don't feed the animals. They have food allergies.
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awesome! I love it when those “little things” are super huge.
Ladders like that one pictured always make me cringe … my youngest is almost four and he has zero fear … 100% trust of anything.. I don’t know how many times he has successfully gone up ladders like that but I still bite my lip each time he does it tense waiting for him to safely make it to the top! lol Love the pictures, fun days are wonderful memories!