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.

FaithDown SyndromeParenting a Child with Down SyndromeInclusionGoldfishCommunicationFamily LifeAutismSpecial Needs Parenting
Learning to Sleep Like Darth Vader

Learning to Sleep Like Darth Vader

Learning to Sleep Like Darth VaderMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 09/09/2026

Noah 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.

CPAPSleep apneamoderate sleep apneasleep studyDown SyndromeSensory issuesSpecial needs parentingDarth Vader
What is Noah Trying to Tell Us?

What is Noah Trying to Tell Us?

What is Noah Trying to Tell Us? Miriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 09/02/2026

What 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.

NoahDown SyndromeCommunication ChallengesIdentifying emotionsEmotional regulationchallenging behaviorparenting challengesteenage emotionsbehavioral therapyABA therapy
Two Bedrooms, One Sister, and a Very Confused Brother

Two Bedrooms, One Sister, and a Very Confused Brother

Two Bedrooms, One Sister, and a Very Confused BrotherMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 08/20/2026

When 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.

Down SyndromeSiblingsSigling relationshipsCollege transitionchange and routineunderstanding changedevelopmental disabilitiessibling leaving for collegefamily changesLife with Noah
ABA, Chores, and A Very Important Serving Fork

ABA, Chores, and A Very Important Serving Fork

ABA, Chores, and A Very Important Serving ForkMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 08/12/2026

ABA therapy is helping Noah build independence through everyday life skills. From identifying emotions to setting the table and emptying the dishwasher, small chores can become big steps toward adulthood.

ABA TherapyApplied Behavior AnalysisDown SyndromeLife skillsIndependent living skillsspecial needs parentingEmotional regulationfamily supportABA at Home
The ABLE Account: Explained by a Mom and CPAs Perpsective

The ABLE Account: Explained by a Mom and CPAs Perpsective

The ABLE Account: Explained by a Mom and CPAs Perpsective Miriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 07/28/2026

Learn how an ABLE account has helped our family save money while paying for Noah's everyday needs. A Mom and CPA explains tax benefits, qualified expenses, and why every special needs family should know about this resource.

ABLE AccountABLE Account BenefitsSpecial Needs Financial PlanningSpecial Needs ResourcesDisability Savings AccountDown Syndrome

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