Ryder has been asking us for over a year to take him to Legoland. We finally got the chance during their 10 day break this month. I never expected it to be as great as it was. We stayed at the Legoland Hotel, which is right on the resort. We got a pirate themed room, which had bunk beds for the kids (and a trundle bed), they have Lego in a safe for the kids to keep. Which to get the code, you had to go on a scavenger hunt for- so cute. There were lego bins absolutely everyw

THIS is What Autism Looks Like turned out way better than I could have ever imagined. And you know what made it so amazing? Our guests. All of them!! It was such an intimate event, everyone got to meet each other. We all made a new friend last night. Our speakers were unbelievable- We would have been nothing without them. Money raised will go to the AAFS program. Check out their link for programs! Dean, the executive director of AAFS, talked about Shawn Belanger. He's an amaz

....One of my favourite months!! I find that the awareness just keeps growing and people are finding new and exciting ways to get the Autism word out! If you haven't checked out my link under the Philanthropy tab I suggest you do! I'm co-hosting an Autism Awareness event showcasing individuals on the spectrum who are absolutely thriving! It's tomorrow, so I will post pics of the event shortly after. A small fundraiser I do every year, is participate in helping Stella and Do