Author Archives : Tianna Wynne

School During COVID-19: Not What We Expected


I was as disappointed as Isabella that she was starting her first year of high school- Grade 7(!)- during COVID-19. We are cautious over paranoid, so it wasn’t fear that was getting to us. And both my daughter and I were aware the precautions existed for good reason (shoutout to Dr. Tam for keeping us informed!). So it wasn’t that.…

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Fitness Trackers: Mini Mega-Motivators


Guest article written by Susan Doktor For moms, staying healthy is practically a full-time job of its own. Keeping up with doctors’ appointments. Making sure we’re up to date on the latest health news, from vital pandemic information to the evolving body of nutrition research. Then, once we figure out what we should be eating, we must shop for it…

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Eco-Friendly Apartment Hacks


Guest article provided by Siege Media Summer is here and now is the perfect opportunity to give your apartment an eco-friendly transformation. Making the switch all at once may feel intimidating, but this guide will show you simple modifications and habits to embrace to help out the planet.   Luckily, these eco-friendly swaps won’t break the bank! There are also so…

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Successfully Complete Your Summer Reading Challenge!


We all have a lot of time to read lately! Things are slowly reopening, but a lot of us are stay-cationing in our backyards anyway. So let’s read!! Please enjoy this guest post about summer reading challenges. Books are filled with stories and theories from many points of view. Whether we agree with them or not, they help us see…

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Getting Your Autistic Child to Drink Enough Water


Hunter wasn’t drinking enough water. As a result, he wasn’t hydrated and is having trouble going to the bathroom. When I looked up answers, I was shocked to find it is a common problem for autistic children. The reasons vary, but often it’s a sensory thing or a task they don’t consider “important”. (Eating is a thing that Hunter considers…

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