Miriam WiglesworthJust when I wonder how much Noah truly understands, he reminds me he has been paying attention all along. He just prefers to keep us guessing.
Shane Wiglesworth One upside down fork. Sixteen minutes. A lesson in patience, persistence, and why parenting Noah is both maddening and oddly hopeful.
Miriam WiglesworthParenting Noah means constantly guessing whether he does not understand or just does not feel like participating. Spoiler alert. He usually understands.
Miriam WiglesworthNoah’s sisters return for the final video in this three part series, showing the dramatic difference between Noah at school and Noah at home. At school he listens. At home he pretends he has never heard a single instruction in his life. This post shares the comedy, the strategies, and the reality of raising a boy whose stubbornness is a true superpower.
Miriam WiglesworthIn Part Two of Noah at School Vs. Noah at Home, Noah handles recycling at school like a trained professional and then comes home and transforms the same task into a small disaster. His sisters demonstrate both versions with impressive accuracy.
Miriam WiglesworthNoah has discovered the magic of behaving beautifully for everyone except the people who pay his bills. At school he is a community service hero who follows directions, completes every job and even earns awards. At home he turns into a teenager who stares at us as if we are speaking ancient Greek. His sisters recreated both versions in a hilarious video that proves we are not imagining things.
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