I’m so glad to hear that kindergarten has become a part of your routine now. Love hearing about monumental jumps 🙂

Things on our end are up and down, which seems to have become our pattern ever since my daughter was born. We’re just in the process of getting a referral to an ASD screening program. I’m feeling overwhelmed, and confused by conflicting signs, and mostly just impatient that we likely won’t know for a long while. That being said, we are getting some important intensive therapy and seeing huge gains. That is the positive that we are focusing on. My daughter is only 16 months, but reading about how the steps we’re taking now will one day make a difference is very reassuring and comforting.

Thanks for your touching feedback. We have seen an incredibly jump in Vman just since he started Kindergarten. The first few weeks were rough and then all of a sudden it was like we had a different person in the house. It’s been wonderful and mystifying and magical all at once. It doesn’t mean we still have things we’re working on (the winter coat and fleece are killing me!) but we’ll get there.

Thank you for your feedback! I wish someone could have told me it was going to get better years ago. It’s hard to see the light when you’re in it. And I honestly thought we would never reach this point. There are still things we need to work on, but it’s getting manageable.

How are things progressing for you? We have actually gotten used to Kindergarten (both me and my son) and although I think some things might pop up that have to be addressed, I’m feeling so much more relaxed than I ever have because he’s figuring out the flow. We’ve seen a monumental jump in him in just a month.

Thank you for your feedback. It feeds my soul to know other parents are experiencing the same joy I did 🙂

I love this part ~ ” So if you are a parent wondering when things will get better, I say to you — they will! Not today. Not tomorrow. Maybe not next year. But the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Take that step every day, and one day you will find yourself much farther along your path than you ever thought possible. ” ~ well said.