Is Universal Orlando a good choice for families with small children, particularly those with children 5 and under? We set out to test the theory and here is what we found out! As a traveling family, a lot of our travels center on kid-friendly destinations and activities. Traveling with our spectrum kiddo means that she … Read More
The challenges of having a child on the spectrum compounded with traditional school can sometimes be a blessing, and at times a curse. Being in school allowed for Roo to socialize with kids her age, learn in an environment that catered to gifted children, and to be honest it gave me an opportunity to get … Read More
Finding accommodations when going to a theme park can be a daunting task! Is it better to stay on-site or off-site? Should you splurge on a room or save some cash so that you can splurge in the parks? What about food options? Transportation? The questions that come up are endless! For our Orlando Quest, … Read More
This month our quest for adventure brought us to Orlando, the Theme Park Capital of the World, but how could we come nearly 3,000 miles and not visit a beach. Being from the Pacific Northwest we are accustomed to 3 things when it comes to beaches: rocks versus sand, cold water, and awe-inspiring views. Since … Read More
Waiting… The wait time for a child to be evaluated, for any type of disorder that even remotely falls on the “mental health” spectrum is abhorrent! When a family has a child that is facing a multitude of challenges, but they have zero resources to help their child, it leaves them feeling helpless and desperate. … Read More
This year our little Roo decided that she wanted to celebrate her 5th Birthday at Disneyland Park and California Adventure! One of the key ingredients of traveling with a child on the spectrum is ensuring that they know what to expect, especially when it comes to theme parks. I wanted to make sure that her … Read More
