I went to the Shinshinotsu roadside station during the May holidays!

▼Room: I post items for picky eaters and my family's favorite items.
https://room.rakuten.co.jp/room_7c79c...

▼Instagram
Instagram: hikarikizunamama

【Blog】
▼Why the "I'm number one!" phase is important
https://ameblo.jp/hikarikizunatv-blog...
▼【Spoiling】should be transformed into ○○!

https://ameblo.jp/hikarikizunatv-blog...
▼Raising a Child with Autism
https://ameblo.jp/hikarikizunatv-blog...
▼Panic Lasting Over 3 Hours
https://ameblo.jp/hikarikizunatv-blog...
The blog details the growth episodes of our autistic child, Micchan, as well as panic attacks, picky eating, and care for siblings. Please take a look. If you like it, please follow us.

Autism varies greatly from person to person; each individual has different strengths and weaknesses.
We hope you will view this as just one example among many families.

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[About Our Family]
Mom: A single mother in her 40s who hasn't forgotten her childlike spirit.
Son: Micchan (3rd year high school student at a special needs school): The mood maker of our family!
Daughter: Kocchan (3rd year middle school student): A modern girl who's become interested in beauty!
Kio (Budgerigar): A healing angel!

[Channel]
Since 2023, I've been living as a single parent with my two children.
We'll bring you our real daily life, filled with laughter and tears, including growth episodes, therapy, picky eating, challenges, surprises, and more!

★Mom★
After my son Micchan was diagnosed with autism, I worked at a child development support facility for 6 years and obtained my childcare worker certification. Through my interactions with children facing difficulties, I learned so much.

★And Our Family★
Everyone except Mom is an extremely picky eater.
We strive to enjoy mealtime while dealing with picky eating.

This channel focuses on the theme of growing together as a family, not just with children, and shares daily discoveries and insights.

Please subscribe and like if you visit!

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