Mom’Atism

02/24/2026

announces memoir, ‘The A Word: A Mother’s Journey Through Autism and Love,’

The book, per its official synopsis, explores “the triumphs and challenges” Campbell has experienced while raising her son who was diagnosed with autism at 18 months

Releasing Sept 15

02/23/2026

Good morning autism moms and families 💙

Safe foods check-in!

What is ONE food your child will eat every single time without a fight?

Comment below ⬇️

You might help another mom today.

02/17/2026

Reminder for Autism Moms Night Out 💙

Autism Moms Night Out is a special time created just for moms and caregivers. The bowling lanes reserved under Mom’Atism are intended for adult fun, relief, laughter, and connection — without the responsibility of caring for our children during that time.

This is our time — a chance to breathe, relate, and enjoy ourselves with other women who understand this journey and who often don’t get breaks.

If you do choose to bring your children, you are absolutely welcome to attend the venue, however they will not be able to bowl in the Mom’Atism reserved section. You will need to reserve separate lanes for them directly with the bowling alley.

Thank you for understanding and helping us protect this much-needed space for moms and caregivers. You deserve this time. 💙

02/16/2026

Autism Moms Meet & Greet Night Out! 🎳💙

Being an autism mom can sometimes feel isolating — but you are NOT alone.

Mom’Atism is creating a safe space for autism moms to connect, laugh, support each other, and simply enjoy a night out.

🗓 February 28th🕗 8:00pm – 10:00pm📍 Airway Lanes – Portage, MI

This is more than bowling — this is community.

If you’ve been needing your village, this is your sign to come. 💙

Donations are welcome to help us continue creating events like this for autism moms and families.

Cash App: $MomAutism1

Follow Mom’Atism and message us to stay connected and learn about upcoming events.

02/09/2026

Blue Hands United for Autism in Dearborn has turned pain into purpose by launching Yousif's Guiding Hands. The organization is now distributing tracking devices, like AirTags, that parents can place discreetly on children or vulnerable adults.

Story at the link in the comments.

02/03/2026

Chrisette Michele revealed she was recently diagnosed with severe autism at forty two, saying lifelong struggles, misunderstandings, and experiences finally make sense, bringing clarity, healing, and a new understanding of herself and her journey forward.

Full Story in Comment 👇🏻

02/02/2026

This is what Inclusion looks like 👏🏽🧩🤝

This lineup 👏🏽👏🏽