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 | 29 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Dear body,
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Dear body,
I think (no, I know) I owe you an apology.
I haven’t exactly been treating you like a temple these past few years. More like a rental I knew I wasn’t going to be getting the deposit back on. A...
Yesterday, I had a panic attack
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It started as a completely normal Wednesday. The first week back to school, my second day back to work.
Except my six-year-old, who is autistic with a PDA profile, has been having a really hard tim...
5 kids’ shows that don’t fry their nervous systems
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We probably have what some parenting experts would consider a bad bedtime routine.
Every night, our kids watch an episode of a brain-friendly show before bed.
I know, screens before bed. Blue light. Me...
The donkey parenting method
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OK - this article’s a little unusual (even for me), but I promise there’s a moral in the story. Bear with me…
Last weekend, ten members of our extended family (including 5 kids) went on a walk with donkeys...
One theme park. Three very different kids.
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First off, let me preface this piece by saying that we have 3 kids - with 3 wildly different definitions of fun. Our oldest (11) is terrified of big rides, or anything that goes faster than a tractor. Our mi...
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