Sometimes kids need help understanding chronic illness and disability, as well as recognizing and processing their own feelings. We hope these topics are an ongoing discussion in your family, and we love to review children’s books that may help you along the way! My Mom is Sick and It’s Okay by Angie McPherson Lindsey Sullivan received a copy of this book as a gift from Mamas Facing Forward. She was not compensated for this review and all opinions are her own. The focus of this book is chronic illness, as evidenced by the cover image of a person in an…
Author: Lindsey Sullivan
Lindsey Sullivan
Lindsey is a pediatric occupational therapist, mom of 3, and MS warrior. Lindsey recently started her own woodworking business, which helps her stay active and creative. Lindsey enjoys spending quality time with her husband and children playing outside, tending to their family garden, and having s'mores around a campfire.
Sometimes kids need help understanding chronic illness and disability, as well as recognizing and processing their own feelings. We hope these topics are an ongoing discussion in your family, and we love to review children’s books that may help you along the way! Wonder Mommy by Jennifer Senne Lindsey Sullivan received a copy of this book as a gift from Mamas Facing Forward. She was not compensated for this review and all opinions are her own. The focus of “Wonder Mommy” is chronic illness in general, however the mother character in the book exhibits mobility issues, fatigue, and migraines. The…