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It’s so hard to feed my kids

One of the hardest, most frustrating challenges my wife and I face on a daily basis, is struggling to feed our kids. The struggle is probably not for the reasons…

Do you know why #Autism Parents worry so much?

It's not easy to explain how anxious I am tonight. I'm anxious because I haven't yet received Gavin's lab results from yesterday. This doesn't necessarily mean anything good or bad,…

How to easily check @VivintHome Smart Deadbolt battery levels

In this brief video tutorial, I show you how to check the battery levels of your Vivint Home Smart Deadbolts. It's much easier than you think, and you can do it from…

The amazing ways @VivintGivesBack can help special needs families

As you probably already know, I've been working with the Vivint Gives Back Foundation for the better part of two years. If you've been following our story from the Lost…

How to easily change your @VivintHome device names

In this brief tutorial, you will learn how to change the device names on your Vivint Smart Home system. The most common reason you would want to do this is that…

The essentials for a camping trip with Autistic children

As with any guest post, the views and opinions don't necessarily reflect those for The Autism Dad blog. Guest Post by Jack Carter The thought of planning the perfect camping…

#Autism families are sharing about how @VivintGivesBack has improved their lives and given them peace of mind

For a while now, I've been talking about how I use the home automation/security system I received from the Vivint Gives Back Project to keep my kids with Autism safer. You can…

How @VivintHome is helping families prevent children with Autism from wandering away from home

Please take a few minutes to read this and share it with other familes. If you’re an #Autism family worried about wandering, we can help you. Please don’t dismiss this without learning the facts. I can and will help in any way possible. We’re here to make a difference in the lives of Autism families.