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Disclosure: We were the guests of SeaWorld Orlando, our visit was comped, but I was not provided any monetary compensation for this review. Theme parks are a large portion of our family travel. Roo enjoys the thrill of different rides, and I love watching the girls experience theme parks as much as I love riding … Read More
When traveling as a family, one of the first decisions to be made is the destination. For many families, this process can be as simple as closing your eyes and pointing to a location on the map, or as in-depth as hours upon hours researching the perfect location. Traveling with a child on the spectrum, … Read More
Halloween is hands down one of our favorite holidays! Roo loves that she gets to dress up and get candy, and I love watching her work on her social skills through trick-or-treating. However, as a parent with a child on the spectrum, Halloween can be filled with unforeseen pitfalls and potential for a meltdown. To … Read More
When you have a child on the spectrum, you’re used to maintaining a certain level of predictability in your daily schedule to keep life running smoothly. As a worldschooling family it was easy to throw plans out the window and go with the flow, but now that we are transitioning back into traditional school it’s … Read More
World Schooling opens children up to a “world” of learning possibilities. Its entire premise is built on the idea that the world can be your child’s teacher. It typically involves a combination of travel with active education. Most world schooling families allow for their children to shape their education and not the standardized (non-customizable) curriculum … Read More
