Daisy Day Habilitation LLC

06/05/2026

Fire drill, walk at the park, playground fun, Uno, Trouble, Wii bowling. A great end to a great week!

06/05/2026

There was a nice breeze today. We had a good time!

06/05/2026

Maria had a good time on the zip line, then helped her friends on there too!

06/05/2026

06/03/2026

Thanks to David Aguilera from Injury Prevention Services at Children’s Health🎈 for today’s water safety training, and the life vests. They loved it! ☺️🛟💧❤️ And to Jessica for setting it up!

06/02/2026

Didn’t get many pictures, was too busy having fun!

06/02/2026

Our first trip for the season! 🩱🩳🩴🧴☀️💦

06/01/2026

I love Ms. Chang! ☺️

Happy Pride Month. 🌈
Every year, I see the same comments about Pride. Some view it as a celebration, others see it as something being “pushed” on them, but for me, Pride has always been much more.
Pride is about giving LGBTQ+ people the opportunity to exist openly, honestly, and without shame.
For generations, LGBTQ+ people were told to stay silent. Many lost jobs, relationships, communities, and even family connections simply for being who they were. Many learned to hide parts of themselves just to feel safe (myself included). While progress has been made, there are still people today who live with fear, rejection, or the feeling that they have to choose between authenticity and acceptance.
It’s a chance to celebrate love, community, resilience, and the simple freedom to be ourselves. It’s a reminder that no one should have to apologize for who they are or the people they love.
I know families like mine can feel threatening to some people. I understand that our existence sparks conversations, disagreements, and strong opinions, but when I look at my life, I don’t see anything threatening. I see my family.
I see ordinary mornings, school drop-offs, grocery runs, family dinners, movie nights, and celebrations around the kitchen table. I see love. I see commitment. I see the same hopes that countless families share: to raise good kids, support one another, contribute to our community, and build a meaningful life together.
We’re not asking for special treatment. We’re not asking everyone to agree with us on every issue. We’re simply asking for the same dignity that every family deserves.
So this Pride Month, I’m grateful for those who came before us and fought for rights many of us now enjoy. I’m grateful for the people who continue to advocate for a world where everyone can live authentically, I’m grateful for my family.
Happy Pride Month, Y’all. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🤗

05/29/2026

Friendship, fun, and FOOOOD!!!! 🌭🌽🍉