WEEK IN OUR LIFE | SPECIAL NEEDS FAMILY VLOG PART 1 - G Tube Feeding/Autism/Cerebral Palsy/Dystonia

Welcome to a week in our life. Tag along with us and see what we get up to as a special needs family. I am a busy Mom of three children aged 9,6 and 1. Two of my three children have additional needs, my eldest son, Zachary has Autism and my daughter, Avery has Cerebral Palsy and Dystonia, secondary to a Hypoxic Brain Injury. She is also G tube fed. My younger son, Eli is the hyperactive one of the bunch. ALL ABOUT AVERY    • RAISING A BABY WITH CEREBRAL PALSY | ABOUT...   Aside from this we are a 'normal' family, I like to think we have a typical family life, just adapted to suit our medically complex children's needs. It's my mission as a Mom to make sure each of my children have happy lives and experiences, despite their additional needs and the challenges they may face. This vlog may not have all the aesthetically pleasing shots, I may look like an absolute mess half of the time, but I'm only human and we're real. I don't like to dress my videos up and make our life seem like something that it's not and I really hope that shows through in this vlog. I really hope you will SUBSCRIBE and follow along on our journey, creating an amazing life while adapting to additional and complex medical needs. PRODUCTS I COULDN'T DO WITHOUT (UK only sorry!) (Affiliate links, I may make a small commission from your purchase, however these are products I use and love!!) Avery's Car Tablet Holder - https://amzn.to/3Ozf8Se Avery's Baby Carrier - https://amzn.to/3nqFR7j Avery's Bedroom Camera - https://amzn.to/3bB7iIS Avery's Car Mirror - https://amzn.to/3yrup1x COME SAY HI WEBSITE - mummyandavery.com INSTAGRAM -   / mummyandavery   DISCLAIMER I am not a medical professional, nor am I professionally trained in any of the equipment shown in my videos. I am simply sharing my own experiences and opinions. Please don't mistake what I say for medical advice or training. If you have any medical or developmental concerns, please see a Doctor :)