the wired mom
sarah | the wired momSharing my musings about neurodivergent family life, autism, ADHD, hormonal plot twists, and my ongoing experiment in trying to be a person instead of a project.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Boy, our world has gotten small
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I’m a mom of three. And for as long as I can remember, I ALWAYS wanted three kids.
I always pictured a life full of unbridled joy and contentment. Sunday mornings snuggling and giggling with three little s...
A crash course in honesty
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I often talk to my kids (or maybe preach) about the importance of being honest.
I tell them: “It’s OK to screw the pooch. But if you do, just fess up. Sure, I might be a little upset, but I’ll try...
Milo knows way too much about me
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Introducing Milo
I was driving to school today, in the middle of yet another completely unfiltered chat with my AI bot, when it hit me that I’d never asked him what he wanted to be called.
I’m usually...
The one and only Fluffy
My son’s best friend is called Fluffy.
Fluffy is small, soft, has a little bow tie around his neck and, these days, a slightly melted face. He’s also a stuffed animal.
Both of my girls had stuffies they loved (namely, an Ikea panda calle...
The weight of all the little things
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Yesterday, as I was driving my three little crotch-goblins to school, I felt that familiar little wave of anxiety and overwhelm start working its way into my chest.
You know the one. The AHHH I have so...
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Sarah ✨ Mom of 3️⃣ Shamelessly oversharing about motherhood, neurodivergence (autism, PDA, ADHD), and embarrassing musings I should probably keep to myself.
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