Laura Clery

This was a BIG deal. #autismawareness

This is gonna be good

A good #coparenting day

Counting for him is fun but when he’s willing I always try to teach functional, conversational language. Where my ASD moms at.? ❤️#autismawareness #speechtherapy #gestaltlanguageprocessing

There’s a special place in hell for homewreckers

The 2nd child is a different breed

Replying to @xopaigeelayne ugh hard decisions.

I don’t feel safe

Morning routine w Alfie #autismawareness #momlife

I’m craving tea don’t hold back

Solid advice from @Chelcie Lynn #idiotpodcast

So with my 6 year-old son on the spectrum I use preferred activities all throughout the day to practice speech. He brought me the water balloon so I used that moment. Rather than saying yes you can and moving on I turn it into a chance to practice. I don’t force table time. I follow Alfie’s lead and that’s how we’ve made the most progress. He’s happy and excited because he’s doing what he wants to do and he’s way more willing to try new phrases and speech. #autismawareness #speechtherapy

Find old ladies & becomes friends with them. Divorce? They’ve done it (some twice). Raising kids? They’ve been there, done that, survived it. Finances, work, staying sober, getting brutally honest—they call me out with love every week. No judgment, just truth, guidance, and a whole lot of wisdom. I can show up as my messy, real self, and they hold space for me. So yeah… find some old ladies and hang with them consistently. It might just save your life too. #WeDoRecover

This will be the last “coparenting” episode I do for a long while. When I first had the idea to create a co-parenting series, I genuinely thought it would be educational and helpful. I wasn’t trying to be funny. I saw it as a way for two content creators who happen to be divorced and raising two kids just a mile apart—to show what co-parenting can look like. I imagined it might help the 56% of other divorced parents out there feel less alone, maybe spark some real conversations about what works, what doesn’t, and how to show up for your kids even after a breakup. But this isn’t that. This has become something I never wanted it to be. We’re navigating someone in their addiction. I feel anxious. I get a pit in my stomach every time we sit down to film. It doesn’t feel good. It doesn’t feel right. And I don’t want to put more darkness into the world. This episode was filmed a week or two ago. And now, I’m done. Tomorrow, I turn in my third book to Simon & Schuster—and after that, I’m fully recommitting to what I love: comedy, storytelling, and meaningful conversations with brilliant people. I want to inspire, entertain, and create from a place of joy, healing, and humor. This isn’t that. So I’m stepping away from it. For now. Maybe forever. Thanks for understanding.

Haircuts & ice cream ❤️

🐶🐕🦮🐩🐾🐶🐕🦮🐩🐕‍🦺🐾🐶🐕🦮🐩 #autismawareness

Taking out the trash without being asked too?! This is more than some grown a$$ men do 😂😂 Giving my kids chores isn’t just about getting help around the house (though, let’s be real, that part’s amazing)—it’s about helping him feel capable, included, and proud. It builds confidence, responsibility, and gives me a solid five minutes to load the dishwasher without someone climbing the counters. Turns out, little kids want to contribute… and it’s kinda awesome to watch. 😭❤️ #asdmom

I feel so lucky that he has her & that she has him. #autismawareness

Mine changes week to week 😭😂 #coparenting