When Maggie, our eight year old with autism, was three she had a horrible time getting to sleep and staying asleep. She wasn't sleeping and neither was anyone else in the house. She would spend hours every night vocally stimming and jumping on her bed, which felt like she was literally bouncing off the walls. Her pediatrician recommended we try a small melatonin. This is what happened next.

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Welcome to Someday I'll Sleep, formerly Coffee and Cupcakes! We post family vlogs daily, about our lives and because we have two daughters on the spectrum we post quite a bit about autism! You'll get glimpses of what's going on at the moment in our lives, usually in a little town in Michigan, or in the city that Paul works in and where we have about a million therapy sessions each week.

Paul and Cammie (the dad and mom at Coffee and Cupcakes) have 5 children. Sadie is 10, Maggie is 8, Patrick is 5, James is 3, and Tessie is now 2!

To Watch Our Last Video: How Does Our Autistic 2 Year Old Play?:    • How Does Our Autistic 2 Year Old Play?  

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If you'd like to help us translate and transcribe our videos we would appreciate it so very much! With 5 kids and lots of therapy appointments Cammie doesn't have very much time left over after she finishes editing videos so transcribing is slow going around here! http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_cs_p...

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