Kay and I had a wonderful time at a family engagement event organized by her school, this time featuring “Breakfast and Books.” These events are such a testament to the care and commitment that Kay’s school has not only for their students but also for their families. The breakfast spread was impressive, complete with…
Kay and I recently attended an event called “A Little Extra PT,” hosted by Down Syndrome Connections, a non-profit serving our community. We’re fortunate to have not just one, but three outstanding organizations dedicated to supporting individuals with Down Syndrome. One of the standout features of Down Syndrome Connections is their diverse range of…
Kay and I attended our second LMNOP session at GiGi’s Playhouse! I appreciate how each session brings something new, keeping both kids and parents engaged and eagerly anticipating what’s in store for the next week. This session’s focus was on the beloved book “Brown Bear, Brown Bear” – a personal favorite of mine! Regardless…
My parents organized a street potluck with some of our neighbors from around the area. Dad smoked pulled pork while Mom prepared a variety of sides. We set up tables and chairs, and as our neighbors arrived, they pitched in, helping arrange seating and placing dishes on the table. More neighbors soon joined in,…
This weekend overflowed with activities! From sports, to playtime, classes with friends, and a delightful dinner gathering with loved ones. Our family and friends feast featured two varieties of mouthwatering smoked ribs expertly crafted by my dad, complemented by an array of delicious sides prepared by my mom. It was heartening to share these…
Kay and I had the pleasure of joining our first-ever LMNOP class at GiGi’s Playhouse since its opening, alongside our friends! LMNOP, short for Language Music N’ Our Peeps, is a dynamic program designed to facilitate parent-child learning through basic sign language and other communication methods, all set to the backdrop of music and…
This weekend marked a significant milestone for Kay as she participated in her very first t-ball game! The weather couldn’t have been more perfect, and I’m immensely grateful for organizations like Miracle League that offer Kay the chance to engage in enjoyable activities alongside her peers. The sheer delight on Kay’s face upon arriving…
Kay, my boyfriend, and I decided to dedicate a day to pure enjoyment and bonding! It had been a while since Kay had visited Wally Wombats, so I thought it was time to let her revel in the fun. Wally Wombats holds a special place in both our hearts as it’s a haven where Kay…
March hasn’t been too kind to our T-Ball plans! Despite having one event and two games scheduled this month, all of them had to be postponed because of the weather. But I’m keeping my fingers crossed that April will bring us better luck and we can finally kick off the T-Ball season! Last Sunday…
Kay’s recent visit to her ENT for her routine 6-month check in was reassuring. Given the smaller ear canals often associated with Down Syndrome, individuals like Kay are more prone to ear infections, along with enlarged tonsils and adenoids. At just a year old, Kay underwent surgery to address her enlarged tonsils and adenoids, which…
