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A tale about a father who dare to… Everything about relationship.
Another year just started. For me, it is an important moment not because of new resolutions. It's more about reviewing the year behind and planning 12 months ahead. Conscious, careful drawing of next moves, taking into consideration all aspects of my life. As you...
2017 – The year I have lost absolutely everything
End of a year is for everyone a special time. Some of us were getting ready for the New Years celebration, for others, it's time to make a summary of past 12 months. For me last year was one of the most extraordinary of all I had. Total rollercoaster, unpredictable...
Then, now and in ten years. Success and what it’s determined by.
In last days I am going through some health issues and because I am not very good at taking pills on time (actually taking them at all) and taking good care of myself from one ear infection I got to the point when now I have two ears blocked, inflammation of nasal...
Ask your Dad about Penis – how to talk about sex
The subject of changes happening in our body and lives during a maturing period is a battlefield full of landmines. Constant sneaking around, guessing what will be next move of the other side and evaluation of strengths and weaknesses. Do you think that dad you are...
H for Helplessness
It's time to let go... Leave it, let it go, it's time to move on. Days, weeks and months are passing. As a family, we have better and worse days. There is a lot happening. Our son autism and working with kids at the end of ASD spectrum made me realize how much more...
Your child could be gay!
Did you ever think how would you react if your child would announce that he or she is gay? Before you will even start thinking about it, consider what sort of words, gestures, and facial expression you’re having when talking or listening to homosexual people. Going...
Cool Mothers and Crazy Mothers – Autism and Facebook Groups
Recently I was wondering if everything is ok with us, Polish people. You know what? A year ago I published my first book “The A word”. Over a year ago I started my blogging journey and I became a Rock n Roll Autism Dad in social media. I joined and become a regular...
How to teach your child persistence
When I was a little boy I was told many time that I have flash in the pan. That I will get bored really quickly and will not finish what I just started. Today I look at it from another perspective, my own. From a perspective of a father of two different children....
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Rock Daddy I Wydziarana Macocha nie mają tematów tabu, jedno czego można się po nich spodziewać to szczerość, otwarta głowa i teksty pełne emocji oraz wiedzy. Razem wkroczyli na drogę łamania stereotypów.
Nikodem w 2005 wyemigrował do Wielkiej Brytanii, to tutaj urodzili się Maks I Livia. W wieku trzech lat Maks został zdiagnozowany z autyzmem i opóźnieniem rozwojowym.
Klaudia od 2007 roku na emigracji, rozwódka, świadoma kobieta, kochająca macocha.
Nikodem Sadłowski - Rock Daddy
Rodzina patchworkowa, w języku polskim nazywana jest też rodziną łączoną lub rekonstruowaną. Tak po prawdzie, żadne z tych wyrażeń nie oddaje specyfiki tego układu. W języku angielskim istnieje wyrażenie, które przez długi czas było moim ulubionym – “Blended Family”. No właśnie było. Im głębiej wchodzę w tematykę patchworku, im więcej przeżywam i obserwuje, tym mocniej wierzę w to, że to stwierdzenie jest wygodne tak jak patchwork, ale nie do końca trafne. Dzisiaj o patchworku od kuchni, w kuchennej analogii, prostej do zrozumienia i zobrazowania.
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