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#neurospicytiktok celebrates neurodiversity, highlighting unique experiences and perspectives. It promotes understanding, community, creativity, and self-acceptance, showcasing talent, challenges, and stories from individuals with ADHD, autism, and other neurological variations.
Show me your “tism” house! Be proud and share what makes your house happy and perfect for your family!! #fyp #autismawareness #autismfamily #neurodivergenttiktok #hyperfixated #neurospicytiktok #neurodivergentfamily #autismoftiktok #audhdtok #parentingneurodivergentkids
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Show me your “tism” house! Be proud and share what makes your house happy and perfect for your family!! #fyp #autismawareness #autismfamily #neurodivergenttiktok #hyperfixated #neurospicytiktok #neurodivergentfamily #autismoftiktok #audhdtok #parentingneurodivergentkids
This is the first Christmas in five years I haven’t secretly hid my tears. This is the first Christmas I haven’t cried after the exhaustion at the end of a day that held so much hope and promise of magic. Or so we are told. With two under two, both diagnosed with autism always struggled with what I imagined “holidays should be” with my little family. I always felt empty at the end of the day, feeling I had failed in someway. I knew this was a “me problem.” Year after year, the changes, the routines, the wrapping paper, new toys, people and food, would end the day in tears and meltdowns so big their bodies and my body would collapse in exhaustion as we tired to balance expectations and reality. This year was different. We made even more changes to the ways we approach holidays as a family. I took advice from fellow parents. I did research for ways to reduce the stress of the day on them. We approached this year differently. Equipped with more experience and more tools. We changed the way we wrapped toys to the way we allow family to come over. And I can say without a shadow of a doubt, we had the most magical Christmas. Not the one the world promotes but the one my family needed. I’m so thankful for the enduring support of my family and the never ending patience of my babies as I learn to be the mom they need 💗 #fyp #autismawareness #autismfamily #autismmom #parentingautism #neurospicytiktok #christmas2024
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This is the first Christmas in five years I haven’t secretly hid my tears. This is the first Christmas I haven’t cried after the exhaustion at the end of a day that held so much hope and promise of magic. Or so we are told. With two under two, both diagnosed with autism always struggled with what I imagined “holidays should be” with my little family. I always felt empty at the end of the day, feeling I had failed in someway. I knew this was a “me problem.” Year after year, the changes, the routines, the wrapping paper, new toys, people and food, would end the day in tears and meltdowns so big their bodies and my body would collapse in exhaustion as we tired to balance expectations and reality. This year was different. We made even more changes to the ways we approach holidays as a family. I took advice from fellow parents. I did research for ways to reduce the stress of the day on them. We approached this year differently. Equipped with more experience and more tools. We changed the way we wrapped toys to the way we allow family to come over. And I can say without a shadow of a doubt, we had the most magical Christmas. Not the one the world promotes but the one my family needed. I’m so thankful for the enduring support of my family and the never ending patience of my babies as I learn to be the mom they need 💗 #fyp #autismawareness #autismfamily #autismmom #parentingautism #neurospicytiktok #christmas2024

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