About Me
Hi, I'm Natasha — mother of four, plus two dogs and a rotating cast of smaller animals who arrive with great ceremony and are fed, eventually, by me.
I grew up in Switzerland and have been raising my family in America for nearly ten years. My husband and I have been parenting for a long time, and remain outnumbered.
I write about the things I've questioned along the way: food, school, health, and the habits everyone treats as settled. Plenty hold up, many don’t.
My perspective comes from raising both neurotypical and neurodivergent children, and they all learn differently.
I'm not a doctor, and nothing here is medical advice. What I share comes from what my own family noticed, tried, and learned.
Going against the norm can feel isolating, until you find the people who are questioning it too. I've been lucky to find mine.
This is a small corner of company for anyone still looking.
New here? The Start Here page explains the one idea that connects everything on this blog.
Blog
Relatable stories and everyday epiphanies from a curious mom with plenty of questions.
Blue Airheads and an even bluer tongue had me seriously considering scrubbing it with soap. Our first American Halloween raised a question I still can't shake: do we really need blue gummy bears to be happy?