Help! I toasted my son at the beach today even though we used sunscreen. He’s at risk for being on the spectrum and has some sensory problems we’re working on so it’s hard to get sun screen on him in any form. I managed to do it but he STILL burned SO bad and I feel HORRIBLE. It doesn’t seem to bother Him or anything but I know there has to be a burning feeling, if I’m feeling it so is he. What can I do to pull out the heat and make whatever pain there is go away? What’s burned is his face, back...

A study out of the University of Washington Department of Psychology has revealed that children are 800% worse when their mothers are in the room. If the children are under ten, the percentage doubles to 1,600%.

The study followed 500 families and measured Neediness, Whine Crying, Shriek Screaming, Attempted Slapping, Forgetting How To Walk/Use Words, and Acting The Fool.

Professor of Marriage and Family Psychology, Dr. K.P Leibowitz gave us insight into the study. “What we found was that chil...

So tired of bullies.... My 1st grader was called a jerk and slapped so hard in the face by a 5th grade kid he has welts up to his eye and his ear is beat red... Because he wouldn't move while the bus was moving so he could sit next to his friend... Trying to keep the hormones at bay to calm my son who has a sensory disorder....

What's a good brand of buzz clippers? We spend an insane amount at the hair dressers... I'm over it.

My teen likes his hair a certain way and it took years to find someone who could do it. Unfortunately it's at a salon, costs $40 + tip and is 45 mins away. His hair is insane and he needs it done every 3-4 weeks. Lately he's been going to her every other cut and I've been maintaining in between.

Dh just uses a #1 all over (on what's left 😬🤣) ds2 is my sensory kiddo and going somewhere is a no...

Any mamas up here have a child that is a sensory seeker or have sensory processing issues?