Christmas can be a stressful time of year for anyone. Christmas with a special needs child can add another layer of things to think that. As a mother of a child with Autism, Christmas has had to change a little from what I would thought it would be… (read more)
Last Updated on December 13, 2017 by Julie Provost
Owner of Soldier's Wife, Crazy Life. Writer, reader, coffee drinker. Mom to three boys, wife of a National Guard soldier. Living life in Tennessee.
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Amber
My son doesn’t like a lot of holiday treats that most kids love. He does like the sugar cookies with buttercream frosting so we always do those. And he’s basically fixated on wanting video games for Christmas, which is what he’ll be getting.
We went to see Santa last weekend and it was crowded. He wasn’t pleased, but he’s learned to take deep breaths to try and calm down. It seemed to work.