Thank you so much! 🌻

Me too

I'm on the same boat. Thanks for giving me hope

Thank you! I love our little trailer... It has made camping in rainy PNW a much more enjoyable experience for me lol. My necklace is labradorite and is believed to help with the throat chakra, allowing those working with it to better speak their truth. It's one of my favorite pendants 😘

I appreciate you saying that 💕

Thank you & congratulations to you too! Baby and I are doing well at just over 26 weeks. I'm planning on filming a second trimester update in the next week or so.

Thank you! 😄

Welcome friend! You're spot on, it is a girl 😉

@@neurodivergentme Thank you! Yay, I'm so glad you're having a girl! Now you are complete one boy and one girl. My first baby was a girl. When she was 4 I found out she had ADHD. She is 20 years old now and I wonder if she actually has ASD. She is my best friend and I am hers. She tells me that. She is so much like me, it is scary. I truly hope you enjoy the mini version of you. You are so blessed!

Thank you 😊

I appreciate your comment and I didn't take it as mean. Parenting is difficult regardless of a persons neurotype. I admit that it does come with its own challenges but I believe that neurodivergent individuals that make the choice to have children are just as capable of being amazing parents as neurotypicals. I'm really sorry that you had a difficult experience with your mother. I would speculate that part of problem could be the lack of knowledge and awareness of her neurotype that often allows for a better understanding of ones self, their needs, and appropriate support. I'm guessing your mom was born during a time when these things weren't available. I'm only speaking for myself but loving, supporting, and nurturing my children has never been a challenge. I don't approach parenthood lightly. Having my children grow into kind well-adjusted humans is my top priority and I'm aware that in order for that to happen, I have to continue embracing my own personal growth and humility. I think that might be a key component for anyone to be successful as a parent. What kind of topics would you like to see more education on?

@@neurodivergentme well then more power to you for taking on that challenge. :) and it's really great you are being very mindful about your parenting decisions because I worked with high risk youth for 8 years and a lot of their parents were not mindful about having them at all. It's great that you are intentionally and not taking the world's hardest unpaid job lightly at all. I'm sure your efforts will pay off. And yes my mother was product of effed up 1950s, 1960s parenting, sadly.

ADHD and Autism is believed to have genetic components but there isn’t enough research to know for sure. This has obviously been something that I have thought about and I always end the thought feeling the same way... it shouldn’t matter. Neurodivergent individuals have so much to offer the world and are the most genuine people I have known.