Chronicles of Noah

Noah, the CPAP, and a Tank Full of Water

Noah, the CPAP, and a Tank Full of Water

Noah, the CPAP, and a Tank Full of WaterMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 10/09/2026

Noah 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.

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What is Noah Really Thinking?

What is Noah Really Thinking?

What is Noah Really Thinking?Shane Wiglesworth
Published on: 08/04/2026

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.

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When You Know He Knows

When You Know He Knows

When You Know He KnowsMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 07/20/2026

Noah proved once again that he understands far more than he lets on. All Shane asked was for him to drink a glass of water. Noah followed the instructions exactly... just not quite the way we expected.

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Lockdown: When Your Teen Treats the Kitchen Like an All You Can Eat Buffet

Lockdown: When Your Teen Treats the Kitchen Like an All You Can Eat Buffet

Lockdown: When Your Teen Treats the Kitchen Like an All You Can Eat BuffetMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 04/08/2026

A quick look at how our kitchen turned into a locked down operation thanks to Noah and his impressive lack of an off switch when it comes to food. Equal parts funny and exhausting.

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When Confidence Outruns Common Sense

When Confidence Outruns Common Sense

When Confidence Outruns Common Sense Miriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 01/25/2026

A quiet morning, a school bus, and a reminder that constant vigilance is not optional when raising Noah.

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He Knows Exactly What He is Doing

He Knows Exactly What He is Doing

He Knows Exactly What He is Doing Miriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 01/16/2026

Just 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.

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