The best question - Sarah Markley via The Art of Simple
When ordinary is its own kind of brave - Lisa Jo Baker
Setting the stage for our kids to confide in us - RATM
No shame in needing help - The Art of Simple
A Gideon Reminder - True Worth
"At the very least Gideon has become a sign to me, to my husband, to our children, family and friends. Gideon has become a sign to us that God is real, and that He does what He says He will do. A sign that God can be trusted, even with our deepest darkest fears. A sign that even in death, there is hope. A sign true peace can be realized, even in the midst of great pain and hurt. A sign that though this life brings great pain and loss, there is an even greater life to come." - So inspiring.
Special Needs
Meeting Sensory Needs on a Budget - The Thinking Moms' Revolution
Listen to Me! Sometimes the eyes don't have it - About.com - Children With Special Needs
After the Diagnosis: Specific recommendations for your child's disability - About.com - Children With Special Needs
Ah she is too cute! And don't worry, Camille, I had to be cut out of a bridesmaid dress a few years ago… technically it was because the zipper wasn't working, but you better believe it made me feel like a beached whale :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out!! :) And so sad about cutting her out, but yeah...if it's amounting to torture...better to just sacrifice the dress. Oh well. And this is super weird, but apparently I really am twinsies with Amanda J- I had to be cut out of a bridesmaid dress last year due to a broken zipper, too!!! It was super sad because it was a cute dress. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteCUTIE!!! I've come close to doing the same with one of Ellie's shirts. :)
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