There’s a moment in disability parenting no one warns you about. It happens when your sweet kid — the one you advocated for, protected, explained, supported, translated for, and loved so fiercely — suddenly becomes a teenager. And not just…
Halloween is all about costumes, candy, and creativity—but for kids with disabilities, it can also come with extra challenges. Uneven sidewalks, non-adaptive costumes, and homes that aren’t welcoming can make the holiday feel more stressful than spooky. The good news?…
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Disability is often misunderstood, not because people don’t care, but because society has been shaped by myths and stereotypes for far too long. These myths don’t just cause awkward moments—they actively create barriers to inclusion, respect, and equity. So let’s…
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The teenage years are a wild ride for any family—full of independence, hormones, and endless “Who even am I?” moments. Add disability into the mix, and the journey can feel both uniquely challenging and uniquely rewarding. As the parent of…
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When the school year kicks off, it’s easy to get swept up in the usual milestones: honor roll lists, sports trophies, picture-perfect performances. Social media is full of kids holding up certificates or parents bragging about achievements. And while those…
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Parenting is never simple, but when you’re raising a child with a disability, the journey comes with unique challenges, joys, and lessons. As parents of disabled children, we often find ourselves navigating not only healthcare systems and schools but also…
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As a parent of a child with disabilities, you already advocate harder, plan more, and love fiercely.So when you find out your child is being bullied at school, it cuts deep. Like in a rip your heart out kind of…
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For children, play is more than just fun — it’s how they build relationships, grow socially, and develop empathy. But for many children with disabilities, the playground can feel less like a welcome space and more like an obstacle course….
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It is almost back to school and I thought it might be helpful to create a resource for parents that are new to the IEP process (or those that simply want to feel more empowered!). Learn how to navigate the…
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Representation, resilience, and real-life superheroes As parents, caregivers, and educators, we want to raise kids who understand the value of inclusion, empathy, and diversity. One powerful way to do that? Introduce them to real-life disabled heroes who have shaped history,…
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Hi, I’m Jaime — writer, mother, storyteller, and the heart behind The Wildflower Edit. For nearly a decade, I wrote online as The Princess and the Prosthetic, sharing my daughter’s journey with disability and the lessons our family learned along the way. It was a beautiful season — full of advocacy, connection, and community — but as my daughter grew older, I felt a shift. She deserved more autonomy. More privacy. More room to decide how she shows up in the world. And I realized something else: My own story was expanding too. Motherhood was still here. Disability was still here. But so were grief, healing, womanhood, nervous system care, feminine energy, homemaking, identity, softness… the fuller, deeper pieces of life that were ready to be spoken aloud. Whether you come for the cozy routines, the motherhood reflections, the disability advocacy, or the soft life inspiration — thank you for choosing to share this space with me. Pour a warm drink. Settle in. Let’s grow a life that feels like you again.
Jaime
