Being an autism mom means …

Being an autism mum I am always on the look out for autism friendly toys. Here are some of our favourites 🤍 #sensoryplay #autismawareness #autismmom #sensoryactivities #autismfamily

No one has the exact formula for being a good mother. Mainly because what works for me might not work for you. 🍼 To me, being a good mother means raising a child with enough emotional support, guidance, and discipline to become a confident, productive, and compassionate human being. 🫂 I'm

I am planning to post more about my life, and my health, and self improvement on here, but a lot of that has to do with the disabilities I suffer from one of which being autism, which I love to educate people about 🖤 #autisticadult #neurodivergent #actuallyautistic #embracevulnerability #a

I said what I said. #autismmom #autismawareness #autismacceptance #specialneedsmom #autismmomlife

📆 After struggling through high school with mental health issues and undiagnosed neurodivergence, I started college at VCUarts in Fall 2019. I was excited to be living on my own for the first time, and to be studying something I was passionate about. The first semester went pretty well, and then th

Motherhood with ADHD, autism, and CPTSD can feel like loving your kids with your entire soul, while your nervous system quietly overloading in the background. There’s so much grief, overstimulation, beauty, guilt, tenderness, rage, softness, exhaustion, healing, and sensory overwhelm wrapped to

ADHD. Autism. CPTSD. Sometimes it feels like one part of you needs stimulation, one part needs predictability, and one part is scanning the room for danger. It can look like burnout disguised as laziness. Hypervigilance disguised as overthinking. Masking disguised as “being good with pe

Unpopular opinion: Being an autistic mom doesn’t mean my child is missing out — it means they’re growing up with someone who deeply understands what it feels like to be different… and still choose love, patience, and resilience every day. 💪💙 #lemon8contest #AskLemon8 #AutismMom #fyp #vir

#autisticwoman #latediagnosedautism #latediagnosedaudhd #audhdlife #audhdwoman

I didn’t realize that reading was my main special interest until I was an adult looking back. Certainly just reading a lot doesn’t qualify you for diagnosis, but that (plus me being hyperlexic) paired with meeting other criteria does. To this day, I still repeat things, but it’s usually in my he

I truly think that people with neurotypical children don't understand what it means to be able to move through life without thinking about the word accommodations. And why would they, right? But as someone who has an entire family that is either ADHD or autistic, we are always thinking about

What Autism Really Feels Like Autism is a neurodevelopmental difference that affects how a person experiences the world. It’s not about being “less” or “broken”—it’s about having a unique way of processing information, emotions, and social interactions. For many autistic individuals, everyday li

as someone with adhd and autism, i've always felt a little like an outsider but couldn't pinpoint why until my diagnoses. now that im learning everything i can about neurodivergence, life is getting easier!! #lemon8partner #adhd #autism #neurodivergence #neurodivergentwomen

Sometimes as autism moms, we grieve the life we thought we would have. But I’ve learned to move through that… to accept what is, and find peace in it. Now, I try to slow down and truly enjoy the moments we do have— even something as simple as a short walk to a little local shop. Because hon

Supporting amazing causes like @autismspeaks or @thearc, isn't just the right thing to do – it's a tax superpower for you. Deduct those donations and boom, lower your tax bill while making a real difference for individuals and families affected by autism. ✨ Think about it: ** Cashbac

💜Being a NICU mom (or parent) is NOT easy! 💜 >>> any amount of time in the NICU is hard for not only the beautiful baby that just made its way into this world, but also for the parents. >>> leaving the hospital without my baby was the most gut wrenching thing I’ve ever done

✨ April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance month, so I wanted to get this post out before May begins! Today I’m sharing some info about my diagnosis, and some facts related to my personal experience with Autism. I’m happy to answer any respectful questions about my experience :-) #autism #aut

💙 Autism Awareness 💙 My daughter, KOELLE, is one of a kind. She sees the world differently—and that’s what makes her so special. Autism is not a disability, it’s a different ability. She teaches me patience, strength, and unconditional love every single day. Some days may be challenging,

I often wonder how my autism was missed as a child. I stimmed repeatedly, was quiet and a bit standoffish, and struggled to understand communication. Although it is obvious to me now, it clearly was not as obvious to my pediatrician in the 90s. I may have had what I think as stereotypical autistic