Danielle from Someone's Mum and I are back after the festive break. It's the New Year, perhaps you've been looking back through moments of 2016 like I have on the blog or maybe you're thinking about the future. Maybe you are taking one day at a time - whatever it is, we are looking forward to reading about it. The New Year also marks a one year blogginversary for Someone's Mum - congratulations Danielle!
This week I'm linking up two posts from the holidays. You can read about how David's meltdown revealed a touching understanding in our post about David and the great Christmas Tree upset or how I helped my kids to communicate over the holidays as part of my Baubles and Babbles series.
My favourite post from the last linky was the 'What is a carer?' from It's a Tink thing. A simple reminder that I am a parent and I am a carer. Danielle liked the posts from Mummy Here and There and A blog about raising my autistic son. Which was your favourite? We love hearing about parenting and also from adults with autism or disabilities too. We'll be sharing our favourite posts on Facebook and all your posts have also been added to our Pinterest board.
Just a reminder that the linky runs once a fortnight, alternating hosting between myself and Danielle at Someone's Mum. We keep the linky open for the two weeks so everyone can link up. Thank you once again to all those who linked up and shared posts last week. If you are new to linkies, no worries, you can look at my guide on what they are and what to do.
Linky Rules
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- This linky will run from 8am Sunday for two weeks, allowing everyone to link up get a wide range of posts now the linky is fortnightly.
- Please be kind and add our linky badge to the bottom of your post/s so people can find their way back to read other posts (just copy and paste the code below into your HTML - see this guide if you are unsure)
- Add up to two posts per person, old or new
- Please comment on one post from each host
- Then comment on the post before yours and more if you can!
- Please make sure comments are thoughtful and valuable - this subject is incredibly emotive and we all handle our daily struggle differently so kind and supportive messages only please.
- If you follow us and add the hashtag #spectrumsunday to your tweets, we will retweet for you! Tagging @rainbowsaretoo and @mumsomeone will make it easy for us
- Add #spectrum_sunday to your photos if you'd like a pretty red heart. If you do have a look around the hashtag and share the love
- Each week we will pick a post or two that has really touched us, and we will be share on our Facebook pages and link to on our blogs. You can find our pages here: Someone's Mum Facebook and Rainbows are too beautiful Facbook
- Someone's Mum on Twitter
- Someone's Mum on Instagram
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As always, we are really looking forward to reading your posts! Happy New Year!
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