Big feelings are a normal part of childhood—but for neurodivergent children, emotional regulation can be especially challenging. They may experience emotions more intensely, have difficulty expressing what they feel, or become overwhelmed by stimuli that others might not notice. Whether you’re a mom or a teacher, learning how to support these emotional waves with grace…

Every child develops at their own pace. But sometimes, something feels different—whether it’s a delay in speech, unusual behaviors, or difficulty connecting with others. As a mom or teacher, you might wonder: Is this just a phase, or is something more going on? Recognizing the early signs of neurodivergence can feel overwhelming. But early understanding…

There are moments in every mom’s and teacher’s journey when we feel like we’re not enough. The meltdown in the grocery store. The lesson that didn’t land. The diagnosis we don’t fully understand. In these moments, the enemy whispers: “You can’t do this.” But here’s the truth: You were never meant to do it alone….

Understanding Sensory Processing: A Faith-Filled Guide for Moms and Teachers As moms and teachers, we want to nurture children in ways that help them feel safe, loved, and understood. But when a child struggles with loud noises, bright lights, or even the texture of their clothes, we may find ourselves confused, frustrated, or overwhelmed. If…

If you’ve ever ended the day in tears, wondering if you’re doing enough—or doing anything right—you’re not alone. I’ve been there too. Parenting is hard. Parenting a neurodivergent child can feel like trying to read instructions in a language you’ve never learned, while everyone else seems to know exactly what they’re doing. Let me say something I…

My Story My name is Krissy, and I’m a Christian mom, an early childhood development specialist with an Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Studies, and a former classroom teacher. But before any of those titles, I’m simply someone who loves children—especially the ones who don’t always fit the mold. During my years…