Being a new mom definitely has its ups and downs. From incontrollable emotions to beautiful smiles. Trust me, I know. Having two almost teenagers with a toddler and a baby, I had my fair share. I have experienced almost all areas of motherhood, parenting and early learning. Now, I have the opportunity to share these experiences with you. Here you will learn that there’s no such thing as a perfect mom. No matter how hard I tried, it definitely did not work. However, with every and anything I did and will do, I will do my best. I will give it my all. If you’re reading this it’s for a reason. It’s to assure you that you will be the Best Mother to your little one! A SuperMom! I will be your motivational inspiration as you tackle your motherhood Journey with Joy. In addition, you will learn about my passion for children. You will also find resources that encourage children to learn, grow and blossom.
5 Things You Will Discover
- Help you tackle your Motherhood Journey with Joy.
- Explore all Stages of Child Development.
- Build a base foundation in your Early Learning Environment.
- Discover and design your Autism Manual.
- Provide you with the resources for all the Above.
#1 Tackling Your Motherhood Journey
Motherhood
Becoming a new mom will overflow your heart heavily with joy. You will notice that your beautiful new baby has already changed your life. Within those first few minutes of hearing their first cry, you will find yourself crying and laughing at the same time. Receiving assurance and closure that everything is okay. When feeling the warmth or their subtle body, you will express emotions you once believed never existed. Drifting into their innocence, you have found true love. When you’re feeling lost, overwhelmed and alone, reminisce about this beautiful moment. I will share with you my motherhood experiences as a go-to for your unanswered questions. You will gain knowledge and understanding on topics like:
- Parenting Tips and Strategies.
- Newborn Care
- Postpartum Depression
- Breastfeeding
- Caring for a Newborn with a Clavicle Fracture
- Help you Tackle your Motherhood Journey with Joy!
#2 Explore Early Childhood
Early Childhood
As your children grow and develop you will discover the different stages of childhood development. You may notice your oldest child walking before your middle child. Or you will remember that your last child developed their first tooth at four-month and your firstborn received his at eight months. I know it’s totally surprising! Wait until your daughter establishes pink as her favorite color and decides she does not want to wear all the pretty purple, red and yellow outfits you just bought her for Christmas. Thinking, “I know she’s going to love these, and I can’t wait to see her in it”. And your son has a never-ending appetite, wondering what happened to your stash of goodies! Or notice your son has no fear of animals or reptiles, constantly finding unexpected visitors in your house.
Yesss!!! Get ready for the adventures of your lifetime. Don’t you worry. I am here to help!
The stages of early childhood development are the most precious moments to remember. Be sure to have your camera ready!!! Here at supermominfinity.com, you have the opportunity to explore, learn and understand your child’s growth and development process. You will also gain a tremendous amount of knowledge related to your baby’s growth and development. You will learn that all babies achieve this process at different ages. Not all babies talk, crawl or walk at 5 months and guess what? That’s okay. Additional topics include:
- Health and Wellness
- Physical Development
- Communication/Language
- Social and Emotional
- Cognitive Development
- Sensory Development
- Developmental Activities
#3 Build Your Early Learning Foundation
Early Learning
Children grasp so much knowledge during their early years. Seriously, they are like sponges. Repeating everything you say and do. This is the perfect time to introduce the basics of early learning education. Early learning starts at the beginning with friends and family. It comes along with your child saying mama, dada, and recognizing familiar faces. Using their developmental skills, such as fine motor – the mechanics of their little hands to create the most beautiful drawing displayed on your fridge. Early Learning Education as defined in our household includes activities that promote developmental growth. Learning activities that are fun, play base and sometimes messy. I will share strategies utilized to encourage focus and repetition. Here you will also find the resources needed to expand your creativity and understand the basics of early learning education. These strategies will help you create an early learning environment that is specifically dedicated to your child. More Topics you will discover:
- Toddler Learning
- Preschool Education
- Homeschooling
- Educational Crafts
- Early Learning Resources
#4 Autism Manual
Autism Manual
I know you’re thinking “What is an Autism Manual? Or “Wow, I finally found a resource that will help me understand my child”. At age two, my daughter was diagnosed with Autism. Her developmental pediatrician recognized her uniqueness and was amazed by her functions and personality. Concluding, it was Autism. My mind was already prepared for a diagnosis. However, at her 18th-month check-up, I was given a developmental questionnaire. Realizing most of the questions I answered were no, not yet and almost. The majority of the questions were related to her communication ability. I’m thinking, “really, is my daughter supposed to be doing all of this, she’s not even two yet”. Feeling like this is the most ridiculous questionnaire I ever completed. Looking back now, I realized this was one of the most important questionnaires I’ve ever completed.
A’Llayah’s amazing pediatrician reviewed my answers, asked a few more questions and then began writing referrals. In the meantime, I started researching her unique characteristics and specific preferences. I found that most of it were related to Autism. I continued to observe her interests and dislikes. Her individual preferences and personality. I wanted to understand her mind. Became familiar with the things that make her comfortable and uncomfortable. I gathered this information to build a manual that was designed for her.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autism is a spectrum which means there are many levels. I have learned all Autistic children will not all have the same signs and symptoms. However, you may see some of the same symptoms. The early intervention process began. She started speech therapy with the most loving and caring therapists. I am definitely grateful for them because they are supersweet. My initial perspective of early interventions was that they were going to dictate my parenting skills and negatively critique ALlayah’s personality. I was wrong. I witnessed early intervention as it encouraged A‘Llayah to answer to her name, make eye contact with me, follow simple instructions, and hear her call me Mama. They taught me so many ways to help her. I literally began to think they were all Angels. As mothers, our instinct is to love and protect our children. We view our children as perfect and we believe we can do everything by ourselves. I am here to tell you, “there is nothing wrong with getting help”. To receive the assistance that can give you the knowledge to encourage your child to learn, grow, develop and blossom. Prior to her diagnosis, I can say I was more than ready to walk, run and jump with her as her journey begins. Here you will have the foundation to create your little one’s manual. You will have insight and gain knowledge to encourage communication and developmental growth. Additional topics to share:
- Early Intervention
- Communication
- Sign Language
- Signs and Symptoms
- Pica
- Oral Stimulation
- Sensory Processing
- Sensory Activities
- Learning Resources
- Autism Resources
#5 Resources For You!!!
Wow, I finally have the opportunity to share my creativity, my passion and my joy. Here you will find resources for moms, parents and educators that encourage you to discover your Superpowers. I have designed Early Learning Resources that will grow with your child. Resources that went through multiple revisions until it was just right. Designed to encourage repetition, memorization, understanding, recognition and developmental growth. I developed a Manual for Autistic parents and educators that will encourage you to nurture the mind of Autism. In addition, I will share chapters we’ve completed and journeys we’re beginning.