
Welcome to the Vegan Mom Blog! Veganism is MAGIC! I went VEGAN 1 week before getting pregnant with my 2nd baby after trying for 1 year! I'm sharing ALL of my EASY vegan recipes, vegan kids' lunches, vegan books for kids, vegan clothes, vegan shoes, vegan travel here. I will only share reviews on products that are cruelty free and do not harm animals here. I am PR friendly and interested in working with your brands!
Sunday, March 12, 2023
Our Cute Easter Veggie Platters and Food
Tuesday, November 8, 2022
The Champions of Magic was a Great Show Review

The Immersive Nutcracker A Winter Miracle is coming to San Diego this Holiday Season
Immersive Nutcracker is an ideal family outing, featuring whimsical animated characters alongside footage of professional ballet dancers. This joyful 30-minute immersive experience is an ideal outlet to introduce young children to the art of ballet and the captivating storytelling that often accompanies it. Set to the sweeping music of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Immersive Nutcracker encompasses visitors in over 500,000 cubic feet of projections composed of over 1 million frames of video, curating a grand immersive display that relays the tale of The Nutcracker from opening to finale.
Family packs are 10% off per ticket and must be purchased in bundles of four tickets or more. For more information, visit immersive-nutcracker.com. Follow the exhibit on Facebook and Instagram @nutcrackerimmersive.
Save 10% Off Family Packs to The Immersive Nutcracker - Tickets for The Immersive Nutcracker, A Winter Miracle start at $29.99 and are now on sale. Family packs are 10% off per ticket and must be purchased in bundles of four tickets or more.
Visit https://www.immersive-nutcracker.com/ for more information and tickets.
Friday, September 2, 2022
The Champions of Magic is Coming to Town and a Coupon Code

Don't miss this unbelievable show to entertain the entire family and see why fans return to see one of the world's biggest touring illusion shows time and time again. My Readers Save 25% off Champions of Magic Tickets with Promo Code: TRUST. The offer is valid on select seats and while seats remain available. Discount is valid up to 2 days prior to the date of the show.

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Friday, December 3, 2021
Our Vegan Kids' Books List
V Is for Vegan: The ABCs of Being Kind - Ruby Roth
Thursday, August 5, 2021
4 Steps for Supporting Children With Sensory Processing Disorder
1. Understand Their Progress
You need to monitor your children's sensory processing development so that you know when they're nearing overload. Signs of overload include crying, shaking, having problems focusing, and displaying irritability. These reactions are all ways of exhibiting that your children need to find a safe space, but you don't want to wait until this point to remove the harmful stimulus. Instead, use a diagnostic tool such as the SPM-2 to assess your children's sensory processing benchmarks. The tool gives you advice on how to handle the moments when you lose track of your children's mental health and suggestions about your occupational therapy options.
2. Work With Professionals
Taking the responsibility of your children's emotional, physical, and mental wellbeing onto yourself alone is too much for you. Thankfully, there are many professionals waiting to help you. Talk to your primary care provider about autism spectrum disorder specialists who your insurance company covers. Work with guidance counselors and the special education department at your children's school to make the best educational plan for them. By including these experts in your efforts to support your children's sensory processing needs, you reduce the chances that they will reach overload.
3. Skip Experiences That Trigger Sensory Overload
Some people with sensory processing disorder engage in exposure therapy, reaching new SPM-2 benchmarks as they become accustomed to previously triggering stimuli. Regardless of whether your children are in exposure therapy, avoid taking them to places that you know overwhelm them. For example, if one child has trouble with loud noises, taking him or her to a basketball game or concert is a bad idea. If another becomes overwhelmed by flashing lights, the movie theater is not the best place to spend your Friday night. Unless your pediatrician or therapist suggests otherwise, choose family experiences that are easily enjoyed by everyone.
4. Avoid Value Judgments
People with conditions such as autism spectrum disorders have long faced discrimination, harassment, and prejudice. Thanks to legislation such as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004, attitudes towards people with special needs are improving. However, as you track your children's progress, you must be careful to avoid reverting to value judgments about your children or allowing other people to make value-related comments. For example, you should celebrate your children's accomplishments, but you should not see meltdowns or signs of sensory overload as a failure. Demonstrate your love and support to your children, regardless of how well their occupational therapy is progressing.
Caring for children with sensory processing and autism spectrum disorders can be challenging. Keep these four tips in mind to maximize your resources, minimize burnout, and prioritize your children.
WPS is a leading publisher of autism and sensory processing measures. Learn more about the new SPM-2 today!
Monday, December 7, 2020
Choosing The Best Wooden Pergolas For Your Outdoor Space
Whenever we talk about wooden pergolas, the image that comes to mind is 4 poles on which a network of horizontal and transverse beams is placed. This framework is what gives strength to the structure and on which a cover, an awning, or a vine is arranged. So far very good, but what differentiates one pergola from others? Why do almost all of them seem different? Let's take an in-depth look.
Thursday, June 11, 2020
The Top 5 Overlooked Reasons You're Not Losing Weight
Friday, June 5, 2020
Journaling Your COVID-19 Experience
The COVID-19 pandemic has forever changed how people view daily life. This is true of other generations who experienced world-shaping events. One of the most unique ways you can understand and cope at this time is to put into words how the pandemic has personally touched your life. Mental health experts agree that journaling in the time of COVID-19 is a healthy way to examine your feelings and an invaluable way to gain perspective for the future. A writer can choose how to articulate a personal journey through creative expression. The important outcome is that individuals gain a sense of purpose and meaning as they commit personal stories to words.