Chronicles of Noah

Goldfish, Faith, and a Very Loud Amen

Goldfish, Faith, and a Very Loud Amen

Goldfish, Faith, and a Very Loud AmenMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 09/23/2026

We 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.

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Friendship and Inclusion: One Boy Changed Noah's Day

Friendship and Inclusion: One Boy Changed Noah's Day

Friendship and Inclusion: One Boy Changed Noah's Day Miriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 07/18/2026

A simple invitation to play became something much bigger. Join Noah's journey as one act of kindness, one new friend, and one unforgettable day at the pool remind us that everyone deserves to belong.

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When Sensory Toys Go Wrong

When Sensory Toys Go Wrong

When Sensory Toys Go WrongMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 06/09/2026

Amazon gave it five stars. Noah gave it one word: Gross.

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We Tried Everything to Keep Noah Safe. Here Is What Actually WorkedNew Blog Post

We Tried Everything to Keep Noah Safe. Here Is What Actually WorkedNew Blog Post

We Tried Everything to Keep Noah Safe. Here Is What Actually WorkedNew Blog PostMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 04/10/2026

Keeping Noah safe has been a journey of trial, error, and a lot of prayer. From locks to trackers to a fifteen thousand dollar service dog, here is what worked, what did not, and what might help your family.

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When Noah Decides Social Time is Over

When Noah Decides Social Time is Over

When Noah Decides Social Time is Over Miriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 04/01/2026

Noah survives a couple of hours of social interaction, then politely ends it like a seasoned professional who knows his limits.

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Rules I never Thought I would Have to Say Out Loud

Rules I never Thought I would Have to Say Out Loud

Rules I never Thought I would Have to Say Out Loud Miriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 02/11/2026

From “Do not lick people” to “No zombie noises at night,” here is a collection of parenting rules that make perfect sense in our world and absolutely no sense anywhere else. If you have ever created a sentence you never imagined saying to your child, you are in good company.

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