Christmas is a big holiday that involves lots of planning, big extended family and endless amounts of food. For many of us, it goes far beyond the presents and hosting. For children diagnosed on the autism spectrum, the holiday can be chaotic and overwhelming, with schedules and routines being disrupted. The good news is that there are ways to help…
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Homemade Pumpkin Puree
Don’t be too tempted to roast your jack-o’-lantern now that Halloween is over! The pulp of carving pumpkins is watery, stringy and flavorless. Instead, opt for small pie pumpkins. They also go by the name of “sugar pumpkins”. Pie pumpkins have a sweeter, more dense flesh. Because I’m extra, I prefer to purchase pie pumpkins and make my own homemade…
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DIY Pumpkin Spice
During this time of the year a lot of cooking takes place and baking takes off! It’s the season of everything pumpkin! Even though I’m not a fan of pumpkin, everyone else in my household is. Pumpkin spice is a must have for the fall season. With that being said, you’ll probably run through it after making 2-3 dishes. Constantly…
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Mini Deep Dish Pizzas
I’ve been struggling to find easy lunches for my kids for school. There are so many different allergies nowadays, it puts a huge strain on the types of food you can send your kids to school with. Almond butter & jelly sandwiches are only going to last for so long. When your kids come home with a full lunchbox, that…
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2020 Holiday Pajam Jams
Pajam Jams, what are those!? My husband and I have a little inside joke and refer to pajamas as “pajam jams”. With 2020 being such an emotional year you have to find some sort of humor in life. Festive holiday pajamas are a perfect remedy for family bonding. There’s nothing that will get you into the holiday spirit quite like…
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