Jody Krynsky

These calendars aren't just for the holidays, we countdown to Halloween, Thanksgiving and our Birthdays too, who doesn't love a small surprise everyday. I also added in some DIY ideas. I've got kids and adults and teenagers covered, including the neurodivergent, my specialty.

They are unique and hard to shop for and they love the same hyperfixations FOREVER. Here are some items my audhd teenage boy has loved over the years and many he continues to love. He would be thrilled with any of these advent calendars. Towards the end, I added some DIY ideas.

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When it's winter there is nothing better than a pair of pajamas that you can throw your coat over and boots on with and wear out to the store.

When I think of holiday party season, I think of; green, pink, red, ivory, black, gold, silver, sparkles, sequin, velvet but most of all….I think of looking fabulous and remaining comfortable

If you want to get a taste of the best of Brooklyn and visit the cutest bookstores and support small shop Saturday, this is the walk for you. Follow this in order, it starts and ends around downtown Brooklyn (for the most part). It's just under 3 hours walking, but you are going to want to stop and have drinks and snacks and visit cute shops along the way. For the longest stretch between Big Reuse and powerhouse; take the bus or an uber to save 20 minutes. Or walk along and see more of Brooklyn. I can't think of a better way to spend a Saturday. .

Smart Ones know and have been layering in Uniqlo pieces for years. Don't sleep on the new cashmere heattech, it's incredible for men and women. The kids live for the fleece-lined pants, no more cold waits at the bus stop. Check out my instagram or tiktok to see these items in action.

These memoirs aren't afraid to tell all and they read like a juicy fiction. They serve the piping hot tea and spill all the gossip. A must have to escape reality for a bit or vacation.

I am raising two autistic teens in NYC, here are things we loved when they were young and now, and tips.

These books are hard to get through, keep a box of tissues handy, don't read in public. But you will also feel inspired at the end, there are some stories or recovery, redemption and light on the other side too.

Forget about picky eaters, just eating in and of itself can be a challenge for autistic and adhd kids. From remaining seated at the table to texture issues, to being able to keep a bowl in place while spooning out with the other hand. We are still working on it all but have made progress, here's what we have loved over the years.

This list are items we have used with our kids, mainly for completing tasks at home like removing shoes, potty training, and specifically for our son with Autism who has ABA therapy.

These vacation outfits are chic while remaining comfortable and cool. Be that girl on the beach, at dinner, by the pool or just strolling through the souvenir stores. I have almost everything in my own person al closet so if you want to see it on or have questions, hit me up.

So your little one wants to be a (life of a) showgirl? Or maybe you want to dress your little mini-me to match you and your showgirl costume. These are orange and mint greenish items with sequins or feathers or sparkles. I found a few items at the end, handmade from etsy but you can't sleep on these. I also added some DIY items like feather trim, so you can add to what you already have as well, if you are crafty. Inspired by Taylor Swift and The Life of a Showgirl not real showgirls. Don't sleep on this list for Halloween.