This week I will be posting a little more about myself… Why I do what I do… my experience with children that have autism… my spiritual side in connection to autism… I will answer any questions or topics you want to touch on… 👀👀👀 Let’s engage, learn, and connect!!! Tell a friend to tell a friend. Carra Cares and wants to be of service. 🥰🥰🥰 Have a great day on purpose!!!😁😁😁

As adults we don’t have all the answers. So why should we expect children to not cry when upset, don’t throw tantrums to show frustration, or just sit and be quiet when they have something to express??? This week has a mental and emotional struggle for me. I got stressed (causing internal pain), I cried, I broke down, I had to rest more than usual and it was all ways of me dealing with my emotions. When I looked back and realized how my reactions to my situation had a negative effect on me I noticed how I could have changed it. I could have stayed present and chose to accept the facts and that I can’t control what’s happening but I can control how I react to it. My spirit, faith, or being is not broken because of it so why should I accept the situation as being “bad”??? I was aware of my situation I chose to accept it as “bad” And I acted out of fear

I am a natural nurturer. I love working with children and using any moment as a teaching moment. I joke with my husband at times and say I was born to be a grandmother. 😂😂😂 Autism is my specialty… I believe neurodivergent individuals have a spiritual connection and especially nonverbal connection even if they are verbal. I love working with children and seeing the improvements they make. Just a little about Carra Bear… Yours Truly 🥰🥰🥰

Hi y'all, I am new to the community. I am interested in summer camps for AS 3rd graders. Thank you

What if children with autism are here to teach us? To slow down. To be present. To communicate beyond words. To feel instead of force. They challenge systems that weren’t built for them… and in doing so, they push us to grow. 💫 That’s powerful energy. This Autism Awareness Month, reflect: 👉 What has a child with autism taught YOU?