
🦋My dear Kylee
You don’t understand yet
But you are different
One day I’ll explain it
You may cry or be happy
I can’t predict that feeling
You may not understand
You may ask me why
You may look at yourself
And see a different Kylee
But I hope you look at yourself
And see your autisticly beautiful
I hope you see what a difference
You are and will make
Your a special one Kylee
Autism... it’s gonna be hard to explain 🦋 #momlife #momlifephotos

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So at work we have a drink thief. Any time we put a drink in the fridge it disappears. I swear I know who it is. So far he's taken drinks from everyone that works in the office, we even put a sign to not take anything you didn't pay for and wrote our names on the drinks. The person I think is taking them works out of the office so we never get to see who is drinking them.
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With most of us in a sleep regression or exhausted from being working moms, or just plain bored I figured it would be fun to get a little game started... so who's up for 2 truths and a lie? It's easy.. you post 3 facts about yourself, 2 true and 1 lie and when you guess you post yours here's mine:

Y’all please please be careful and monitor what these babies are watching on YouTube thank god my baby didn’t understand what the thing was saying he showed me the phone and said “scary mama” I think continued to listen to what the thing was saying and I was livid and horrified it was explaining to my son how to kill the whole family while everyone was asleep
That’s beautiful and yes autism is hard going to be hard to explain but you can do it. I have two children with autism my 18 year old and my 21 month old. My family doesn’t understand why she does certain things or why she doesn’t do things she “supposed “ to do at her age but I still explain and with time everyone even my baby girl will understand