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“Feeding neurodiverse kids isn’t about picky eating — it’s about understanding how they experience food. Every safe bite is progress, every familiar texture is trust. 💛 Here’s to all the parents making potatoes, pasta, and bread in a thousand loving ways — not because it’s easy, but because it’s love. #NeurodiverseParenting #ASDFamily #ADHDParent #SensoryEating #GentleParenting #RealLifeParenting #NeurodivergentKids #ParentingWithLove”
✨ Cozy doesn’t have to be expensive — it just has to feel like peace. Our family’s version of cozy means soft lights, quiet corners, rainy days, and purring cats. 🕯️🐾 It’s not about having more — it’s about feeling safe and calm where you are. 💛 ☕ New on the blog: Simple Ways I Make My Home Feel Cozy (Without Spending Much) Tell me — what makes your home feel peaceful? 🌿 #CozyHome #LifestyleBlogger #ADHDFamily #AutismAcceptance #PeacefulLiving #CalmSpaces #SlowLiving #MindfulHome #SensoryFriendly #RainyDayVibes #SizzleAndSweet
a blog about parenting, autism and lifestyle.
a blog about parenting, autism and lifestyle.
One thing is better than a university library: THE NATIONAL LIBRARY:
Is autism friendly: Quiet, has every book published in Poland and more, zero tolerance for noise and food, repels people who just came to socialize and talk (and disrupt my workflow), has strict rules everybody has to follow at any time
ATTENTION EXECUTIVE DYSFUNCTION GANG. I am pleased to announce that getting a NICE FAUCET that FEELS NICE TO USE is actually helping me to DO THE FUCKING DISHES. The hose function is nice and tactile with exactly the right weight, the lever operation is buttery smooth, and although the button that does the spraying isn't quite as intuitive as it ought to be, it's a nice strong steam. It. Feels. Like. Luxury. Communist. Space. Utopia. Design.
My only adjustment is that I moved the pullout hose's counterweight several inches lower so that the pullout hose could extend easily to my water purifier pitcher (a pretty space age glass pitcher to convince me to drink more water which absolutely fucking worked).
So I'm posting the exact make and model of the faucet.
Adler features a stylish, nature-inspired, single-handle design. Gracious and uncomplicated style features give the Adler collection an agel
Is $160 expensive for you?
If you can still stomach Amazon, check their "used" section. I got mine for $112 because the previous owner opened the box took one look, realized it wouldn't fit their sink, and then sent it back. If you're willing to deal with a cosmetic ding or two you could get it for much less. There's also a version that's touch-activated if you need something more disability friendly.
Installing it was easy, Moen has made the installation guide phone-based which made me hella angry until I actually used it and yes, the website they built for installation is superior to paper. The phone stays on, and parts are hyperlinked back to the exploded view.
The hardest part was taking out the old faucet (manufactured with non-replacable plastic parts so when it broke it couldn't be fixed, fuck that company) and scrubbing off the accumulated hard water deposits that the old shitty faucet left behind.
It had arrived! Great, Autistic Friendly Fidget Toy but I’ll have to take the batteries out, the noises and light are cool, but it could get annoying after a while for myself and others. 🙄
I’ll put them back when needed. Just don’t really need the lights and sounds right now.
Also as someone with Autism with a love for Blue, the colours are very calming for me. 😌❤️
Q&A: What Strategies Do You Use to Make Dental Visits Comfortable for Autistic Children? 🦷✨
At Smiles and Hearts, as the best child dentist in Gurgaon, we understand that dental visits can be challenging for autistic children. Here’s how we make the experience as comfortable as possible:
How Do You Prepare Autistic Children for a Dental Visit? We use visual aids like social stories or pictures to help prepare children for what to expect. These tools can ease anxiety by providing a clear understanding of the dental visit.
What Kind of Communication Techniques Do You Use? We use clear, simple language and offer choices whenever possible to give children a sense of control. Visual schedules and gesture-based communication can also be effective.
How Do You Handle Unexpected Reactions? Our team is trained to respond calmly and adjust our approach based on the child’s needs. If a child becomes distressed, we can pause and use calming techniques to help them feel secure.
Are There Specific Accommodations for Sensory Sensitivities? Yes, we offer sensory-friendly options like noise-canceling headphones, dim lighting, and a quiet environment to help reduce sensory overload during the appointment.
Our priority is to create a positive and supportive dental experience for every child. 😊
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