Spaceship bean bags |
Hand fidgets |
Snoopy weighted blanket |
Lydia custom made this weighted blanket for Izaiah. She took the time to personally find the cutest Snoopy fabric for one side, and matched it with a rich, brilliant, blue for the other. The blanket is soft, breathable, durable, and just plain gorgeous. My son loves it!
weighted wrap |
She whipped up a weighted wrap for Ashi, too. You can see the colors are extraordinary, but the stitching is what I really love, it's so girly and feminine! We use this during class to help Ashi focus. She loves the 'feel' of having it around her shoulders or on her lap.
If you're looking for weighted items with a unique flair, Lydia combines function, style, and durablity. She shakes them up, and spills them out onto her colorful, user friendly, website. The pictures of each item are true-to-life and it's easy to contact her if you have questions. Lydia hasn't forgotten Mom either. She designs classy jewelry just for you too!
Thank you, Lydia Alexandra, of Weighted Solutions. We love your products!!
This was such a kind gesture from Lydia, to share her hard work with my family. It got me to thinking about friendship. So many parents of children with special needs watch, in disbelief, as friends disappear from their lives. For whatever reason, many of us travel a lonely, painful road sometimes. Proverbs 27:10 teaches that our genuine friends should not be foresaken. So, who are our genuine friends? John 15:13,14 teach us that the greatest sign of friendship is sacrifice. Jesus is the best example of this, sacrificing His life for us. The Bible teaches us to trust our friends and accept them unconditionally. We also need to have healthy boundaries and work to build each other up, not tear each other down. Proverbs 22:24 and 25:19 teach us what kinds of 'friends' we should steer clear of. None of us are the perfect friend; I make so many mistakes along the way. I try to be quick to admit my faults and ask for forgiveness. I'm indebted and thankful to those who have helped me dust myself off and stuck with me for the journey, even when I'm not worthy of their love. Here are some other verses that teach about friendship: Proverbs 17:17 and 18:24, 27:6; 27:17; and 1 Cor 13:4. These are verses that help me grow as a friend. Also, it's good to know Matt. 18:21-22 - so we remember to forgive those who sin against us. Hopefully our friends will mercifully remember this verse for us too. Thank you, Lydia of Weighted Solutions, for being such a dear friend to me.
Annie Eskeldson writes for parents of young autists. She has 2 on the spectrum who are pretty good at making friends! She has written 3 childen's books about autism that also nurture parents. You can check them out at www.ashisgift.com
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