Thank you for 200 followers! And for the Congratulatory Boards too 🏆

Thank you for visiting. I am a science-major mom raising a 2-year-9-month-old son who is just starting to talk a little, and a 6-month-old daughter.

Believe it or not, I have surpassed 200 followers‼️

Thank you so, so much for always reading, liking, and commenting,
I am truly, truly grateful😊

On Monday, I received two such happy announcements.

Apparently, these are called "Congratulatory Boards" in the note community. (I didn't know that~🤣)

Here are the articles that won 🏅

#MorningRoutine

The first winning article was for the #MorningRoutine topic, where I wrote about how a sticker chart made our morning preparations go smoothly☟

You can now download the sticker chart from this article, so please feel free to use it✨

#ChildGrowthRecord

The second winning article was for the #ChildGrowthRecord topic, where I wrote about the story of my son using the toilet for the first time.

This was also a huge success thanks to the sticker chart, so I owe it all to the sticker chart "itself".

I am grateful to note.

I started note on a whim. I've now entered my fourth month. Recently, I've been trying to post every day.

I am surprised that someone as fickle as me has been able to keep this up so enjoyably.

Thanks to these various features and the management of note, I am truly grateful.

Thanks to this, I, who worry about my son's development, have been able to connect with senior moms in the same situation and people who support developmental disabilities, and it has become a source of emotional support.

Thank you for providing such a wonderful place.
Thank you to the 200 followers who have connected with me here.

I look forward to your continued support.

📔 You can download the sticker reward chart

Help your child become self-motivated! You can now download the sticker reward chart. Please feel free to use it for home-based therapy.

📔 We are looking for members

We are looking for members for the "Jointly Operated Magazine for Neurodivergence"!

The "Jointly Operated Magazine for Neurodivergence" is ajointly operated magazine specializing in developmental disabilitiesthat anyone involved with developmental disabilities (individuals, parents, or support staff) can join.

We operate this with the hope of creating horizontal connections for those with developmental disabilities and helping with:
☑︎ Empathy, like "Oh, I totally get that!"
☑︎ Solving worries like "What should I do about this?"
If you would like to join, please let us know in the comments! We look forward to your participation.