2 Moms No Fluff

Our first reaction after watching the film "Unseen - Caregiver Documentary" and why everyone else needs to watch it too…

If you have someone in your life who has additional needs, you know that gift-giving is not always very easy. Let Alma and Iris simplify the process of choosing the right gift for every occasion!

Durable medical equipment was probably not on your baby registry but it may now be a necessity. Are you overwhelmed with emotions and decision making around this topic? If so, we are here to make the process of information gathering and purchases a lot smoother.

Are you worried your child might miss out on important milestone ceremonies or rituals because of their additional needs or challenges? Listen in to learn how to modify any and all ceremonies that are important for your family, your community, and most importantly, your child! Believe us, it can be done. P.S. This episode is also intended for allies and those who are attempting to be inclusive in their own celebrations.
 

Whether it is adaptive clothing you need, cool, hip clothing or just clothes not to have your child be a bullying target, this episode is a must!
 

This is the episode in which Alma reveals all of her secrets on how to "take back the kitchen". For those who have a complex relationship with the act of cooking, but still, need to power through (because we will do anything to keep our children healthy...), and for those who are natural-born chefs- this episode is for you!

In this episode, we discuss how we can modify our homes to make life safer and more comfortable for our children and our family as a whole. 

This episode is about fathers (and people who identify as fathers) and how this role is different when there is a child with a disability in the family...

In this episode, we discuss how to help our kids explore new fields of interest or hobbies. We focus on what, where, and how to find fun pastimes that our kids can engage in with others with similar interests (with or without a disability).

For all the grandparents and kind people who act as grandparents to our children, and for anyone else who is wondering how to get involved and support children with disabilities and their families!