Miriam WiglesworthNoah gave his new CPAP mask a try. Now we need to figure out how to help him sleep with a machine that has buttons, tubing, and water within reach.
Miriam WiglesworthWe often wonder how much Noah understands. Then, one quiet night, his booming rendition of the Our Father reminds us that he is always listening, learning, and occasionally keeping the entire family awake.
Miriam WiglesworthNoah is learning to wear a CPAP mask, one timed practice session and one Darth Vader conversation at a time. We hope better sleep will lead to happier, more rested days.
Miriam WiglesworthWhat happens when your child is hurting but cannot explain why? We are helping Noah identify his emotions, find the words, and communicate what his behavior may be trying to tell us.
Miriam WiglesworthA bright orange label helps Noah learn responsibility, complete his household chores, and finally put the trash in the correct bin. Sometimes independence begins with putting your name on a trash can.
Miriam WiglesworthWhen Noah’s sister leaves for college, we are reminded that change can be complicated. How much does he understand, and how can we help him process it? Sometimes two bedrooms are easier to explain than one sister leaving home.
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