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 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.
Shane Wiglesworth Shane shares a humorous yet thought-provoking story that reminds us just how much Noah notices. It is a reflection on the mystery of understanding a minimally verbal child and an invitation to share your own experiences.
Miriam WiglesworthWhen Noah decides to compete with the family dog for food and attention, the results are hilarious. A lighthearted look at the unexpected humor that comes with parenting a teenager with Down syndrome.
Miriam WiglesworthA smooth morning routine takes a sharp turn once we leave the driveway. In under thirty minutes, Noah transforms from cooperative to complete chaos, only to board the bus like nothing ever happened.
Miriam WiglesworthEight months, two neurologists, one failed EEG, and one not so sedated sedated EEG later, we finally have answers. This is the story of worry, waiting, and fighting for peace of mind when your child cannot tell you how he feels.
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