Chronicles of Noah

Nothing Says Independence Like a Personalized Trash Can

Nothing Says Independence Like a Personalized Trash Can

Nothing Says Independence Like a Personalized Trash CanMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 08/25/2026

A 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.

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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.

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Preparing Your Child for Schedule Changes: Simple Strategies That Make a Difference

Preparing Your Child for Schedule Changes: Simple Strategies That Make a Difference

Preparing Your Child for Schedule Changes: Simple Strategies That Make a DifferenceMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 05/04/2026

Helping kids handle transitions with real strategies, humor, and a few chicken nuggets

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Communion Interrupted: Noah Had Other Plans

Communion Interrupted: Noah Had Other Plans

Communion Interrupted: Noah Had Other PlansMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 04/25/2026

One peaceful Mass, one determined boy, and one very public sprint toward his grandfather during Communion. Just another Sunday with Noah.

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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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Peace and Quiet is Suspicious

Peace and Quiet is Suspicious

Peace and Quiet is SuspiciousMiriam Wiglesworth
Published on: 04/06/2026

A rare quiet weekend away becomes a reminder that parenting Noah comes with extra awareness, unexpected souvenirs, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.

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