Families stories after the Autism diagnosis on our children growing up within the autism community..supporting each other!!
The Parenting on Autism with mocktails and cocktails podcast is an incredible idea that will undoubtedly benefit those of us with amazing family members on the autism spectrum. I am eagerly looking forward to future episodes and want to congratulate the ladies behind this project for bringing it to life.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the support and strength that it brings. Having witnessed the support these ladies have given to each other, I can only imagine the power it will bring to listeners who may be going through similar experiences. The goal of connecting with millions and growing that strength is commendable, and I believe this podcast has the potential to make a positive impact on countless lives.
This podcast holds immense meaning for millions of kids and parents across the world. It addresses a topic that is often misunderstood and underserved in mainstream media. The efforts put into creating this platform are evident, and I am incredibly proud of all involved in bringing it to fruition. It is heartwarming to see such dedication towards providing resources and support for families navigating parenting on the spectrum.
While I greatly appreciate this podcast's intent and purpose, one aspect that may be considered a drawback is its specificity. As someone who does not have a family member on the autism spectrum, I still find value in understanding different perspectives and gaining insight into diverse experiences. However, some individuals may feel excluded if they do not directly align with the target audience of this podcast.
In conclusion, The Parenting on Autism with mocktails and cocktails podcast is an inspiring initiative that has already left an impression with its introductory episode. It promises both fun and informative content that delves into parenting on the spectrum from personal experiences. With its aim to connect with millions and provide support, this podcast has the potential to create a strong community while shedding light on an important topic. I eagerly await more episodes and encourage others to give it a listen, regardless of their personal connection to autism or not.
In this episode we talk about the recent and upcoming events we've been working on for the Autism community. We'll recap the ones that have happened since the last episode and talk about the one's we've go coming up this summer!
Welcome back to the podcast! We're back with part 2 of our Boys to Men discussion. In studio today we have Danielle and her son Torren. We'll discuss with Torren how it is being in high school as someone with Autism.
New Episode, who this? After a break due to life'ing we are back and discussing what's been going on and how things have been going for boys growing into young men on the spectrum.
Welcome to our special best of rewind! This week's episode was originally aired 5/28/2022. Please enjoy!Original Episode Synopsis.In this week's episode, we recap and discuss our "It Takes a Village" series along with talking about a Blue Brothers Event that recently happened. We also discuss dealing with denial as mother's of children on the spectrum.
Welcome to our special best of rewind! This week's episode was originally aired 4/16/2022. Please enjoy!Original Episode Synopsis.In today's episode we start our "It Takes a Village" series, where we talk to those who have touched the lives of our children. We will meet their Dads, Bonus Dads, Bonus Moms, a brother, a twin sister, and a sister.
Welcome to our special best of rewind! This week's episode was originally aired 4/9/2022. Please enjoy!Original Episode Synopsis.This week we discuss dealing with an Individual Educational Plan know as an IEP with our special guest Robin Bradshaw, a 30 year Special Educator with the Baltimore City Public School System.
Welcome to our special best of rewind! This week's episode was originally aired 4/2/2022. Please enjoy!Original Episode Synopsis.In this episode we introduce ourselves, how we meet, how our children were diagnosed, and how we navigated their diagnosis.
Parenting on Autism 2.0 is back to kick off Season 2! After our Season 1 finale with Faith Evens Sybil, Sharonna, and Beth are back to catch up everyone on their lives and how their kids are doing.
Welcome to the Charity Live stream! Today we're broadcasting live on location and speaking to our special guest and Celebrity Autism Mom Faith Evans! Please feel free to scan the QR code and donate to the SIDSIB Foundation, Inc. and Blues Brothers TPC!
In this week's episode we speak with Jennifer Coles of Infatuating Affairs, who is helping us plan an upcoming event with a very special guest. Who is it?! Listen to Today's episode and find out!
In this week's episode we finish up our series with our guest Derrick Durrell Dixon. We share stories about raising children on the spectrum and what we do to make sure they get the most out of their lives.
In this episode we talk with this month's guest Derrick Durrell Dixon about his passion projects, his book, and his fashion shows.
In this week's episode Derrick Durrell Dixon along with Sybil, Sharonna, and Beth answer questions from Tiara, a mother with a recently diagnosed child with Autism.
In this week's episode we get to know Derrick Durrell Dixon. Father to an autistic son, as well as the founder and CEO of the 3D Foundation, Inc. as well as Executive Producer at Helping Brothers Out. We'll get to know him, as well as his experiences raising an adopted autistic son.
In this episode, we wrap up our special interview with Rhonda Williams Miller and discuss different programs for adults on the spectrum and see her off. We'd like to once again thank Rhona for spending so much time with us!
Welcome to the podcast! On today's episode we continue getting to know our guest for this month Rhonda Williams Miller and talk to them about their personal health and ensuring their child is setup for their future.
Welcome to the podcast! On today's episode we continue getting to know our guest for this month Rhonda Williams Miller and talk about what happens when children on the spectrum start growing up and getting certain feelings... if you know what we mean.
Welcome to the podcast! On today's episode we recap thanksgiving and get to know our guest for this month Rhonda Williams Miller and start to learn her story.
On this week's episode we catch up with Beth and talk about this past week's events. We also discuss the relationship struggles for parents of children on the spectrum
In this week's episode we discuss the wins and losses of the past week including going on vacation, special needs voting issues, and the small victories in life.
In this weeks episode we catch up on things the happened on Halloween and talk with our special guest Nena, a special needs caretaker!
In this episode we discuss the Breast Cancer Fashion Show at Mondawmin Mall and the new changes to the podcast!
In this episode we talk about prepping for the Autism Speaks Walk now for Autism events and other life event and then meet and speak with a father with a teenage son on the spectrum, Mr. Jay John!
We're at the TAP Sports Bar at MGM National Harbor and in this episode we sit down to talk with Tiara J Hudson , the author of Ryan's First Day of School, a children's book about a child's first day at school on the spectrum. We also catch up with our daily life events.
On this week's Episode we are Live at His and Her's at 2214 Rhode Island Ave NE, Washington, DC 20018 for our first on location episode! We speaking with two moms, both named Reece on their experiences raising children on the spectrum
In today's episode we recap both Bike 2 the Beach and "Born on a Blue Day" events which we took part in and discuss health, medication, and weight issue for children who are on the spectrum.
After a break we're back on the mic's and ready to talk about dealing with doctors appointments, dental cleanings, and medication for those people on the spectrum. We also talk about the current events going on in our lives.
In this week's episode we talk to our Honored Guests Kevin and Carlos about fundraising for Bike to the Beach. Kevin and Carlos discuss their history with the event, their drive, and share personal stories. If you'd like to donate, or even join the event please visit https://biketothebeach.org/
In this week's episode we discuss the challenges and share stories about finding Summer Programs that work well for children and young adults on the spectrum and the trials and tribulations of getting them into said programs.
In this week's episode, we recap and discuss our "It Takes a Village" series along with talking about a Blue Brothers Event that recently happened. We also discuss dealing with denial as mother's of children on the spectrum.
In today's episode we continue our "It takes a Village" series by meeting the village that has gathered around Sybil as they share stories, thoughts, experiences with Walk Now for Autism, and insight after being there throughout the years including the Shoe City family and family member Grammy Nominated Russell Gunn and their song Sybil's Blues.
In today's episode we continue our "It takes a Village" series by meeting the village that has gathered around Beth as they share stories, thoughts, and insight after being there throughout the years.
In today's episode we continue our "It takes a Village" series by meeting the village that has gathered around Sharonna as they share stories, thoughts, and insight after being there throughout the years.
In today's episode we continue our "It takes a Village" series by meeting the village that has gathered around Gerri as they share stories, thoughts, and insight after being there throughout the years.
In this weeks episode we discuss what challenges await as parents of adults on the spectrum, and what happens when they begin to live on their own.
In today's episode we start our "It Takes a Village" series, where we talk to those who have touched the lives of our children. We will meet their Dads, Bonus Dads, Bonus Moms, a brother, a twin sister, and a sister.
This week we discuss dealing with an Individual Educational Plan know as an IEP with our special guest Robin Bradshaw, a 30 year Special Educator with the Baltimore City Public School System.
In this episode we introduce ourselves, how we meet, how our children were diagnosed, and how we navigated their diagnosis.
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