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Episode 44: Traveling When Kids are Inflexible, Anxious or Neuro-Diverse with Dawn Barclay
Season 2 Parenting Traveling With Kids Autism
In this episode, DJ speaks with travel expert, Dawn Barclay about traveling with children who are anxious, inflexible or neuro-diverse. She shares strategies to prepare your child before traveling and tips to try and avoid the chaos. Listen in as Dawn shares advice from her Summer 2022 book release about how to find autism friendly venues and ways to create familiarity and similarity when you and your child are in a strange new place.
Dawn M. Barclay is an award-winning author who has spent a career working in different aspects of the travel industry. Starting as an agent with her parents' firms, Barclay Travel Ltd and Barclay International Group Short-Term Apartment Rentals, she then branched out into travel trade reporting with senior or contributing editor positions at Travel Agent Magazine, Travel Life,Travel Market Report, and most recently, Insider Travel Report. She is a mother of two and resides in New York's scenic Hudson Valley. She also writes fiction as D.M. Barr and holds leadership roles in several writer organizations.
• [4:24] "Imagine being a young child going to the airport for the first time and having to wait in a long line for security, seeing adults around you acting oddly, people and packing their bags and removing articles of clothing before they end their belongings go through strange looking machines. All that combined with terrible lighting, lots of people and noise would create anxiety and a potential for meltdown in any child."
• [5:35] Dawn speaks about neurodiverse children being sensitive to different input while traveling, like fluorescent lights, noise and more.
• [11:11] Dawn shares some advice about things you can plan for ahead of time to create a sense of familiarity to try and comfort your child when in a strange new place.
• [15:23] "Bring noise canceling headphones, so that the child can just eliminate a lot of that exterior sound that might be upsetting to them."
Do you have tips to share for traveling with an inflexible, anxious or neuro-diverse child? Tell us about it and tag us on Facebook or Instagram @littleheartsacademy!
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DJ Stutz
Dawn Barclay
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You're listening to Episode 44 of Imperfect Heroes, Insights Into Parenting, the perfect podcast for imperfect parents looking to find joy in their experience of raising children in an imperfect world. I'm your host, DJ Stutz and traveling with kids is always an adventure. But even more so when you have a child that struggles with change, transitions, and having to sit still for an extended period of time. Dawn Barclay is the author of the book traveling different vacation strategies for parents that the anxious and flexible, and neurodiverse. And Dawn has spent a career working in different aspects of the travel industry, including being a travel trade reporter with Travel Agent Magazine, Travel Life, Travel Market Report, and most recently, Insider Travel Report. She's an award winning author and the mother of two children, and resides in New York's Scenic Hudson Valley. She also writes fiction, who know you'll find her under her nom de plume D.M. Bar. There's so much to learn. So let's get started.
I know that when we traveled with my son, who was very ADHD, we had to plan for things to keep him busy along with breaks. His siblings were sometimes a help, but they were sometimes a source of torment as well. Dawn Barclay has some great insights and wonderful ideas on how to give yourself and your child the best chance for success. So let's listen in. Dawn Barclay, welcome to Imperfect Heroes podcast, I'm so excited to have you here. And for my listeners who may not know Dawn is a travel expert. And she has a new book that will be coming out towards the end of this summer. And it is called Traveling Different Vacation Strategies for Parents of The Anxious, The Inflexible and The Neuro Diverse. So Dawn, welcome to Imperfect Heroes.
Dawn Barclay 2:38
Well, thank you very much. I appreciate you having me on.
I am really interested in some of your insight in traveling my experience, and I find that I work with kids who have some various learning differences, some neurodiversity. And I see though, that a lot of the strategies that I use with my little guys are also strategies that I have used with the typical kid. are typical kids get nervous and are they get scared, and they get distracted, and they have a lot of questions and they get bored and all of those things that the other kids did. Do you find that to be the case?
Absolutely. So one of the reasons that I titled the book the way I did, and throughout the book, people tend to point out, especially parents with one child on the spectrum and one child whose neuro typical, they point out that the strategies worked for both. I interviewed over 100 people for this book, it's not my story. It's the story of certified autism travel professionals, which are a group of people are trained specifically to help with children with invisible disabilities and families with somebody on the spectrum, as well as advocates, allies, mental health professionals and parents. And one of the CEA TPS or certified autism travel professionals. Her name is Jennifer Hardy, and she's with cruise planners in Kent, Washington, told me a little bit about what it's like for any child at an airport. So I'm just going to read from her quote, okay, imagine being a young child going to the airport for the first time and having to wait in a long line for security, seeing adults around you acting oddly, people and packing their bags and removing articles of clothing before they end their belongings go through strange looking machines. All that combined with terrible lighting, lots of people and noise would create anxiety and a potential for meltdown in any child. And I think that's really true.
I do too. I travel a little bit just from my past and My current work that I do with coaching, and it's been interesting to me, I saw, this was probably seven months ago, I was in an airport and somebody had their dog with them. We're seeing that I think more and more, it seems to me. But this little guy was just afraid of dogs. And oh, lost it. Yeah. And I was interesting watching the mom tried to calm her down, and to help her work through it. But I think we have those same things with our neurodiverse kids.
Yeah, well, with neurodiverse children, not only are they very sensitive to different sensory input, the fluorescent lights might be upsetting to them, the noise, the carpeting on the floor, it's really going to depend on the child. But there are strategies for how to handle crowds that are included in the book, you might have one parent stay with the child in a quiet area, while the other one checks in. Same thing in a hotel, there are this technology now that can let you check in ahead of time and use your cell phone or your smartphone for your door key. And you can manage to skip the foyer and all the chaos of check in altogether. So those kinds of tips are included, you might even opt for a vacation rental instead of a hotel. Because then you're the only ones there. And you don't have to deal with a lot of noise outside in the hallway. So lots of different options for what you might do when you when you get to a destination. But I also cover everything from just the very beginning of thinking about travel, and how to prepare the child and how to maybe turn your staycation into a good preview of a vacation for a child. So you might turn a trip to a garage sale into a treasure hunt. You might just talk about how you're going to explore different cultures and go to an Italian bakery or a German bakery or a French restaurant and try to introduce the child to different cuisines. And you might introduce different words from just give them a sense that there are people in the world who experience things differently. You might do a camp out in the backyard, there's a lot you can do to sample a trip before you ever leave home.
And that is such a great idea. And as you were talking I was even thinking about if you were going to go somewhere that maybe had waterpark, you know, the big ones. Yeah, they're always well, at least out here. I don't know, their community centers that have smaller pools, and they might have some some slides with it. So in that preparation for the bigger experience, what you suggested just here that made me kind of think of even taking it that direction. And so maybe sure planning ahead, of course what you're going to do, and then finding those smaller experiences.
Yep, zoo, or an aquarium, a tour of a local museum. All these can be previews of what's going to happen in the larger vacation, and your child can get used to working through what's going on. And you can see how that child reacts. It's since you mentioned theme parks, there are a number of them that are now accredited as certified autism centers by a group that credentials it's called IB, CCE S, which stands for the International Board of credentialing and continuing education standards. So they're one of several organizations that are certifying autism friendly, autism, certified locations, and there are others, but they seem to be the largest. And they also created the certified autism travel professional program. So there's a lot involved in what they do. And I discuss that in the book. But it's very important when a venue says that it's autism friendly to find out exactly what that means. And I also indicated in the book, I have a long list of different locations, you can go to whether it's a theme park, or a museum, or a hotel, or whatever, and they're either listed as a certified Autism Center, or they're listed as autism friendly. But I do indicate that you should do your due diligence either way, and find out what that really means for you and your child because only you know your child and what they need.
That sounds like such a great resource. And I've never heard of this
before. Yeah, yeah, it's great to know that there are a number of different types of theme parks and aquariums and zoos that are going out of their way to cater to the neurodiverse community whether that means they've got quieter areas with less sensory stimulation, or they give you a map that tells you where the quieter areas are. It's a lot of training for the staff to know how to work with the child. You might have the ability like in Disney to keep your stroller with you, because you might need it. So I'm trying to remember what they call it stroller as wagon a stroller, maybe that's it. But in any case, they're allowed to bring things in that other people might not be able to bring in. Skip lines. Yeah, yeah. So there's, you'd have to find out for each location, there is a catalog put out by Autism travel.com. And they list certified locations, I combine them with other locations. But that's a good starting place.
That sounds like a great starting place. And I imagine there are similar associations for other types of disabilities, you know, like maybe blindness or deafness or
Dawn Barclay 10:49
accessibility? Definitely. Yeah, for sure.
That's a great thing to know. So maybe you can give us let's start at the beginning. And you're just starting to think about it. It's time for a break, we need to get added down. Yeah, what are some of the first things that you think we should start looking at? At the very beginning?
Well, you're going to know your child, you're going to know how far they're going to be able to travel, some travel professionals say why not go to a friend's house in a different town. And stay with them for a day somebody who's very understanding, and has a guest room and see how the child adjusts to being sleeping in a different environment and what they need. Because you might find that you're going to need to bring certain things with you. When you go further afield, for example, some people recommend bringing a fan with you, which will drown out any noise in the hall. If a hotel doesn't have a bathtub, and only has a shower, one mother suggests bringing one of those blow up small pools, so that you can inflate it when you get there. And you can fill it with water. And that way, if the child will only take a bath you've adapted, some people ring certain lighting that the child knows from home so that the room is going to be as similar away as it might be when you're home, or bring toiletries that you use from home. So the scent is familiar, right. So all those are things you're going to find if you just take the small trip to a friend's house in a different town, or a one night stay at a hotel before you go and spend money for like a 10 day trip somewhere i You want to try camping, maybe camp out in your backyard for a night first. There are different ways to orient the child, you're going to really want to discuss everything with them. First, their social stories, a woman named Carol gray created social stories, which are a way to walk a child through an upcoming experience. And that's something really important to learn about visual schedules where you're outlining everything that might happen in picture form. So first, we're going to do this, then we're going to do this, then we're going to do this. Another thing that I think thankfully, technology has made very easy to do now is to show videos of where you're going to the child from YouTube. So you can show every aspect of a hotel. Most hotels are online with lots of pictures. But also, this one father who said I showed them different videos of rides at theme parks. So we know ahead of time, whether that's going to work or not. So it's a lot of work before you leave home a lot of prep work that's going to make the actual Trip go so much smoother.
Those are some really good ideas. And again, I kind of reiterating that. These are ideas that it might work for a typical kid or child to maybe not be that neurodiverse but just has maybe some sensory issues, things like the different feel of the sheets from what they're used to. Yeah, you know, a
lot of people say, Bring Your Own sheets. Yeah, a lot of people say that. I'll tell you something else. If your child has never been to the beach, go to a local craft store and buy some sand and put it on the floor and have them walk on it. Yeah, because that's something that you want to have them use to before they get there. People don't think about that. And even with neurotypical children, I know myself, I was like, oh, they'll love doing this. Because I grew up in a travel family. My parents owned a big travel agency. I was traveling from age two. So I always assume that every kid is going to be like, This is so exciting to have this adventure, but there are some children who do not think this is exciting at all. Want to go Oh, yes, yes. So they weren't all like me. And that was that was a learning curve.
Absolutely. And I think for me, anyway, and you can tell me if you think I'm wrong, but I think that earlier, the younger you can introduce a child into the adventure of whether it's traveling or going to a hockey game or whatever that you love to do, the younger they are it normalizes it so much that you, I think you can have fewer problems, that doesn't mean it's going to eliminate any of the problems, but it's something that's more familiar to them. What do you think I,
the parents I spoke to, who had the greatest success traveling with their children started very early before the child was diagnosed. Yeah, and they say the kid does great on the plane, they get nervous because they're like, Is the child going to be able to stay in a seatbelt for six hours, what they've learned to do is bring not only the foods, the child lights is assuming that the airline will allow them to bring whatever they need to bring, but to have electronics with them to have the toys that the child really likes. In every chapter, I include a go bag. And the reason I repeated is because I think some people will read one chapter like Oh, I'm going on a train trip. So I'll read this chapter, but they won't read the airline chapter. So there is a little bit of repetition that I apologize for the beginning of the book, but every chapter will tell you to bring noise cancelling headphones, so that the child can just eliminate a lot of that exterior sound that might be upsetting to them. And it will tell you about what to bring in a go bag to help the child who's going to need fidget toys, or sensory toys or different kinds of food. Yeah, that's something you'll find everywhere. And trying to think they also said one great tip for a for amusement park, because I was really surprised that a lot of neuro diverse kids love, let me just read parks, because you would think that would be too chaotic. But some of them absolutely adore it. Always bring sunglasses, because of flashing lights, even at night, bring sunglasses in case you need if you don't need them, keep them in your bag, but you may need them because of flashing lights that might be disturbing to a child.
But that's a great idea. That really is, I know that there's some kids when they're really young to like on the Fourth of July or whatever, and you want to take your family to the big fireworks display and some kids. And again, they can be neurotypical, they can have sensory concerns, or they can be on the spectrum or whatever. It applies to all of these kids. But I think the idea of maybe some dark sunglasses, and even the noise cancelling because it's the sound, the noise cancelling headphones, even for just it's not a huge trip, it's just going to half an hour or 15 minutes down the road to the park that's hosting it. But the noise,
the noise. And it's actually interesting that you bring that up because I have a section on traveling with older children, you know, when they get to be 18 and older and what you're doing. There are camps that cater to the older autistic child and also, you know, mood disorders or attention disorders. And one of them I interview in depth and he was very clear that of all the things they do. They've ruled out Fourth of July fireworks because they're not good for anyone. Some of the kids love amusement parks, some of them don't. But everyone, the Fourth of July fireworks. Yeah. Yeah. So they just don't do it.
Yeah, that's probably some good ideas. And so I think that brings up another topic in that it doesn't necessarily need to be that traveling to another town, or it might just be some kind of an experience.
Yep. And I talked about even restaurants I have a whole chapter I'm whole chapter on how to handle restaurants, a whole chapter on how to handle camping, and how camping can be a tent or a cabinet or an RV. It doesn't have to be I spoke to somebody said I'd love to read your book. But we don't take expensive trips. Well I deal with really, it can be a very inexpensive trip, it can just be going to a festival in your hometown. How are you going to handle it? Right, and Grandma's gonna make it? Yeah, what's going to make it workable and pleasant for the child because the trip should be very child centric. If you have the child happy. Everybody's going to be happy and something. I devote a very large section of the book to I think it's like a 76 page chapter. At least it was when I was writing it. It's about special interest museums. So anybody who knows about autism knows that children with autism might spend up to 16 hours a day obsessing about a very unique topic. So it might be trolley cars, it might be mustard. I spoke to one child who love mustard or trains trains are very popular. I had somebody else that was elevated. There's so I include a chapter that talks about museums and events that cater to various unique interests. Because then, if you happen to be going on a business trip to Wyoming, and your kid is obsessed with dinosaurs, you're going to be able to incorporate a trip to those museums with your trip and make it really fabulous for the child. And the child is always going to remember that, and it's going to strengthen the bond between you and the child. And so I've got all of those, well, it's not totally comprehensive, because that would be impossible. But I do list where to find more information. And I plan to continue the information on my blog, which is going to be traveling different, which will update the book.
Okay, so we've done all of this pre staff, and we figured out what our child can tolerate. We've done some practice trips, and it's the big day, you know, and you're heading off. Let's talk about and I think it's car and air are the main modes. I personally love the train. We could talk about that at some point. But I think cars and air are the same thing. So we've done all the prep, we've showed them videos, you were mentioning a little earlier. And I know that I've done this with my little hearts Academy, which is my company, a travel map or a scavenger hunt. Talk to me a little bit about those.
Well, I will tell you that I do have a car and bus chapter
Oh, wow. Bus I didn't even think of that
yet. Well bus, this kid don't necessarily aren't necessarily just going on a bus trip. They're also involved in transferring from the airport to the hotel, you end up on buses, and some kids are great with them, and some are not. But for cars. Yes, there's some other things to be aware of with cars other than just the map. And the map is an excellent idea. And I will talk about that. But first of all, you should make sure your car is well maintained. So you're not going to have a problem on the way you're going to have your car checked out before the trip is. So you don't want to have that happen or breaks down, you want to make sure that the car seats are fitting properly. And I have an expert who says look, if you rent a car, on Route in a different city, you really can't be sure how that car company is treating the car seats, and she talks about a Consumer Reports study. So bring your own, so you know for sure that it's going to be in good condition. So you wouldn't think about that there's also certain cars that are noisier than others. And I talk about or I think I give a link to Car Talk that talks about that a Car Talk episode. But you're gonna want to schedule the journey to coincide with your child's rhythms. See if they sleep during the day, maybe you want to do a lot of your driving during the day while they're asleep. And maybe you want to avoid peak travel hours when the traffic and crowds could become a problem. And if the if it is a car trip, again, the go bag with some people recommend having a bunch of new toys to hand back to the child if you're not sitting in the back with them, or having different toys in the seat back up right in front of them so that you can reach for them themselves. Watts of their favorite foods know along the journey where you're going to want to stop either for a playground or for their favorite foods map out those rest stops in advance. Some people will bring a stopwatch or o'clock and point out in one hour, we're going to stop. So the child knows and is looking because everything has to be predictable. You know, children like control and they'd like everything to be predictable. So you want to help them along with that. They recommend the same thing for restaurants like say, you know, we're gonna have 10 minutes waiting for our food. And if they don't come, we're gonna go outside and then you go outside, then you come back and wait another 10 minutes. So that little chunks, little predictable chunks. But one of the things you might do for a car trip ahead of time is let the child suggest places of interest along the roots. So they have a hand in it and they have a vested interest in what's going on. And you're gonna want to describe the journey as much as possible and use social stories and visual cues and maybe videos of what you're going to pass also, the typical card games that we all play, like finding certain things along the way starting with certain letters, or I mean this is for a more high functioning child or looking for certain license plates, all those things, anything to fill the time.
And all of these are great ideas for every parent. Yep, they are awesome, usable ideas that are really going to help. You're not as old as I am.
You by surprise, maybe.
But I remember growing up so Oh, I'm the oldest of seven. But the sevens didn't come until the summer before my senior year in high school. So most of those years, it was just the sixth, just the six of us. But my dad, and I think a lot of dads of that time were like, just barrel through, don't stop. Mom would pack sandwiches and all these things. And sometimes we would stop and eat at a picnic area or restaurant. But it was just barrel through, and you better learn how to hold it. Yeah, I remember driving to work Los Angeles to Portland, Oregon, six kids, plus mom and dad in a Dodge Dart.
Because like, gosh, it was the only car we had that had air conditioning, and it was summer.
I'm glad that we're kind of looking at meeting the needs of the kids a little better. Although I gotta tell you, there are some hysterical memories from that trip. But I really do think that we need to think of our kids just like if we were traveling with our dog, we wouldn't go too long without taking the dog out right to do their business. Why would we do any less for kids? Of course, actually,
I have a great quote from Dr. Ellen Lippmann, who is a well known clinical psychologist and she specializes in ADHD don't insist that your children act like they're neurotypical they're not they can't and why would you want them to those with neuro divergent brains can envision novel circumstances with unsurpassed creativity, passion, intuition, humor and kindness. But what she also says is very important, she suggests that the most successful family vacations occur when parents put their children's needs front and center regardless of diagnosis or lack of same, quote, avoid friction by prioritizing their interests, preferences and sensitivities. Get a babysitter when you yearn for a high end restaurant or night at the theater. When parents demonstrate a tuned expectations, children feel more valued, more respected and more invested in creating treasured family memories.
I agree fully. And now, my oldest daughter also has five kids. And they would go on vacation, but they would take one of my nieces and that were older than her kids, it would be my daughter's cousins. So they might be a little younger than her but they would, they would just take an extra cousin a law. That cousin got to go on this really cool, fun trip. But then when Candice and her husband wanted to go and do something, they were able to do that because they had this built in babysitter, or they had an extra set of hands with the younger ones that just getting them ready in the morning to go out and stuff can be an ordeal.
Yeah, that's absolutely true. I talk about babysitters that you can hire either from home to travel with you or at a destination, I have a good profile of a couple of them. And also say you rent a houseboat of this lots of extra space. Why not bring another set of hands to share in the taking kid they're getting a free trip, but they're also there to help.
Right. And that just I think was ingenious. I would have never thought of that when I was doing my kids. Yeah, but I thought it was just an ingenious idea. And of course that made her very popular with her cousins and
we get to go to Mexico. Sounds great.
Yeah, it's a good idea. And I think not only is a great with again, it's good for all kids. Yes. All families, especially if you've got several kids, I think that's a great idea. I also think if you have family close by? Well, it depends on your family, I guess. But for most of them you could have grandma and grandpa or your sister might you can trade going out nights or
multigenerational travel is a trend anyway. Especially post COVID When people have been kept apart for so long and they want to be as a family. So you're seeing more and more tour companies that are catering to multi generational travel. Even just the grandparents traveling with the children. And you're also seeing this is responsible for why the popularity of vacation rentals has shot up.
Yeah, I think that's exactly right. As we gather more tech The other end, what a blessing to build those bonds of family. On a trip, I remember growing up, my mom, she's the third of four. And we go God together at least every other year. And we'd go to Yosemite or we'd go to the beach, or we always had something going on. And they were. And I have very close relationships with my extended family. And my kids know, they're second cousins. Because of that, and to build that bond of family, and who else is gonna love if you have a diverse child? Lots is gonna love that child more than family, aunts and uncles, grandmas and grandpas. And so you've got that extra help with someone who understands and truly loves your child.
Yes. So true. Yeah.
So okay, we're on our trip. And we notice that whatever it is that we're doing, our child is hitting a wall. So what are some strategies? Do you think we could look out for there?
Well, if you know your child, well, you're going to know what's causing that. And it's probably taking the child to a more quiet area. And so they can just level off and calm down and getting food that will help I mean, every family sort of has their own method to calm a child down, I do talk about sail, pretty large chapter about how to handle onlookers, because a lot of what the most the parents are like, Oh, what are the other people going to think in fact, that's why a lot of people with children on the spectrum don't travel 93% of those surveyed would have traveled if they knew where to go. But I think a lot of a lot of them are nervous about what other people are going to think are they going to think I don't know how to take care of my child, are they going to think the child has tantruming, when they have just had a sensory overload, and they can't deal with it? Right. So first and foremost, pay your attention to the child and not to the people looking on your duty as to your child and to remove them from the situation to a quieter place. And maybe one of the ways to avoid getting to that point is to constantly check in with them, and ask how they're doing and how their variance thing, the sensory input around them and chalk it up to a learning experience for next time. Because now you'll know what to avoid. I'm not saying you're going to read this book, and everybody is going to travel and it's going to be perfect. I mean, I think a lot of it is experimentation.
I would agree. It's funny, if I'm on an airplane, I'm the best person for you to sit next to if you've got a kid, I don't care. I'm used to noise. It's kind of hard. At the beginning, you don't get to often choose who you're sitting next to, unless you've got the whole row. But then you've got people in front of you and behind you. And I was listening to another podcast and I heard this great idea. But they came. And they had a neurodiverse child that was young. And they came with gift for everyone who was sitting in front of them, everyone was sitting behind them. And I look, you know, across the aisle from them. And they were earplugs and gum and I think there's like a $5 gift card to Starbucks and
brilliant and brilliant. I'd like to put that in the blog and backup the book because they're brilliant. I do have somebody who has. I don't know if it made it into the book or not. But he had Tourette's. And he made a point of making sure that everybody around him understood what that meant. In case he had a verbal outbursts later. But I hadn't heard of anybody who is giving gift bags in advance. There are people who say advise people near you, even if your child is acting perfect. Say my child has some invisible disabilities. This is what could happen and preview it for them. So they are aware and they it doesn't take them by surprise. And be sure to tell the flight attendant ahead of time about your child's issues. So they are not surprised and they can keep an eye out. Also there's talk about where to sit on the plane when to get on the plane. Is your child going to be better waiting to the last minute or is your child going to want to get up first. If the child sits up front, they don't see the people behind them, but some children and actually a lot of people said Yeah, you don't want the child to see all the people in front of them. So sit up front. But again, it's knowing your child but I do put this information in and I have quite a long chapter about dealing with airplanes and how to preview going to the airport through a company called wings for odd His own, which lets you tour the airport and experience the whole thing beforehand, they sort of stopped during COVID. I don't know if they've started again, this was written a lot during lockdown. So it was anticipating that everything would want to go back to normal. But I do give the caveat throughout the book that you should do your due diligence and check before you go anywhere, call everyone. And make sure of hours, make sure they're still open. You know, that's important, no matter when you're traveling.
One of the things that I've heard people talk about, and they might worry a little bit about sharing with their flight attendants is that some flight attendants get more upset that you've got this child. And, you know, during the COVID, craziness, we've heard about families being kicked off, just because they had a child with disabilities, and they were afraid he will keep his mask on or he will be too disruptive. Have you heard anything about that?
I know that there are some certified autism travel professionals who said, yeah, they hear about the people being kicked off the planes. And that's why they don't want to travel. The flight attendants are more nervous about an adult who just refuses to wear their mask, I haven't really heard a lot about the child being an issue, because I think the parents of children who won't wear a mask are not flying. Or they are, I spoke to one Travel Advisor who traveled with her grandchild. And what they had done was ease the child into the mask wearing like five minutes more every day, five minutes more every day with like, with a prize after each extension, so that the by the time the flight, it was time for the flight, the child was ready to be okay. Yeah, little by little. And that's again, it's very hard with a child on the spectrum to spring a trip on them. It's something you really have to think about for a while and prepare them for a while.
Well, and again, that's a great idea for any child. Yeah. Right. And I know that some of the European countries are dropping their mass mandates on airplanes, I can only pray and hope they do that here. But we'll see what happens. But I think getting your child used to it. That's such a great idea. I'm so glad we're talking to you with all of these amazing thoughts and ideas, you're just got some great ones that parents can take and use right away. So if parents wanted to learn more about how to find your book, or more about you, where can they go?
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I had a great time. Thank you. And happy to come back anytime you want. Yeah,
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So Little Hearts Academy USA is actually my coaching company. But also on the website, we have a ton of resources. And most of them honestly are free. We've got some stories there that you that you can watch with your children of readings of books, we've got some activities, we've got a few songs, there's just a lot to look at. And so I hope you'll go there and investigate. That's also where you can go and register to be part of either a one on one coaching setup, or you can be part of our group coaching program as well. So check that out. And then be part of my Instagram family and follow me at Imperfect Heroes podcast. And you'll get a lot of helpful hints and tips and information on upcoming episodes. And I even pop in once in a while and do a live. I'll be looking for you. So next week, I'm talking with New Zealander Laurel Mechoulam, who is a certified financial education instructor and founder of Mother's Teaching Money, which is a business and a movement that helps mothers raise financially confident and responsible and independent adults. So listen in next week and see what I mean. And until next time, let's find joy in parenting.
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(SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – August 15, 2013) – As the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards entry list continues to build momentum for this Sunday's 51st Allen Crowe Memorial 100 at the Illinois State Fairgrounds mile dirt in Springfield, so too does the interest from the locals.
Currently, 36 drivers from 18 different states and three countries are entered for the State Fair stock car classic, including a healthy local crop of Illinoisans. Apparently, the lure of racing with ARCA's finest fulltime competitors, combined with the tradition of this historic race in their home state, not to mention the race being televised on the NBC Sports Network, is just too much to pass up.
El Paso, Illinois's Ryan Unzicker leads the charge. Unzicker, driving for fellow Illinoisan Bill Hendren, is the 2011 UMP Late Model National Champion and has a strong contingent of fans that follow his career. In three career ARCA starts at Springfield, Unzicker finished a career-best sixth in 2003. This year, he expects to make more than 80 starts across UMP, World of Outlaws, and ARCA, among others series.
Local Springfield favorite Kelly Kovski, driving for Allgaier Motorsports, is another strong candidate for victory lane. In eight previous starts at Springfield, Kovski has never finished lower than 14th, and more often, closer to the front. Kovski finished fourth last year, and sixth, three times, in 2007, 2010 and 2011. Kovski also spent a full season on the ARCA tour in 2011, serving as Grant Enfinger's Crew Chief. Justin Allgaier is still the only Springfield native to ever win a championship race at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in more than 70 years of sanctioned championship auto racing.
Galesburg's AJ Fike pulling double duty Galesburg, Illinois driver AJ Fike has been close to victory at Springfield with finishes of fourth in 2009 and fifth in 2010. He also earned the Menards Pole presented by Ansell in 2004. Fike, the defending Sliver Crown race winner at Springfield, is one of three drivers that will be pulling the dirty double, racing in both the Silver Crown race Saturday and the ARCA race Sunday.
Benton, Illinois's Shane Cockrum also doing double duty Shane Cockrum, of Benton, Illinois, is also racing in both the Silver Crown and Allen Crowe 100 ARCA race this weekend at Springfield. Cockrum, who drives for Brad Hill in ARCA, finished 15th in the ARCA race at Springfield last year.
The other Illinois drivers in the field include Mark Littleton (Arenzville) and newcomer Spencer Montgomery (Windsor), making his career-first ARCA start Sunday.
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Versatile ARCA Racing Series Heads Back to Dirt Track Roots for 51st Allen Crowe Memorial 100 The 51st running of the Allen Crowe Memorial 100, event no. 15 on the 2013 ARCA Racing Series tour, takes center stage on the world's fastest mile-dirt track alongside the 161st annual Illinois State Fair, ongoing since 1853. The ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards is in its 61st season.
Springfield's International flavor In addition to ARCA drivers from 18 different states, drivers from three countries will be represented in Sunday's Allen Crowe Memorial 100, including three-time Indy 500 starter Milka Duno from Caracas, Venezuela. Duno, who drives the No. 35 Cantv-Milka Way Venturini Motorsports Chevrolet, is currently seventh in ARCA national championship points and will be making her career-first start on dirt. Also entered is two-time NASCAR Canadian Tire Series champion Andrew Ranger from Roxton Pond, Quebec. Ranger, who drives the No. 53 Waste Management Bagster Dodge for car owner Robert Torriere, has won the last three consecutive ARCA races on the New Jersey Motorsports Park road course.
17-year-old high school student Taylor Ferns entered, one of two from the female ranks 17-year-old Taylor Ferns, the young honors student from Shelby Township, Michigan, will be making her career-first attempt in an ARCA car on dirt Sunday. Her best ARCA finish came in her first start at Mobile Int'l Speedway (paved track) where she finished ninth earlier this year. Ferns will also be competing in the Silver Crown race Saturday to help get ready for Sunday's big show, joining AJ Fike and Shane Cockrum as drivers racing on Saturday and Sunday. 4-time Indy 500 winner Al Unser was the last driver to sweep both events as victor, having accomplished the feat in 1972.
Kimmel; King of the Springfield Clay Nine-time ARCA Racing Series champion Frank Kimmel is the all-time, modern-day ARCA dirt winner with 14 wins overall at Springfield, the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds and the West Virginia Motor Speedway. His record at Springfield is especially incredible where, in his last 16 events there, he has won a record eight times, and has finished second on four occasions, fourth and ninth. Kimmel is also the all-time lap-leader at Springfield with 665 laps led in 14 races.
Springfield – 3rd Leg of Bill France Four Crown; Kimmel Leads The Allen Crowe Memorial 100 is the third leg of the Bill France Four Crown, the season-within-a-season contest which rewards ARCA Racing Series drivers for success on a diverse slate of tracks. The 2013 Four Crown includes the New Jersey Motorsports Park road course, the two-mile Michigan Int'l Speedway, the Illinois State Fairgrounds mile-dirt and the Salem Speedway half-mile short track. Current ARCA Racing Series point leader Frank Kimmel leads the 2013 Four Crown by a slim 10 point margin over SCOTT Rookie contender Justin Boston. Kimmel's nephew Will Kimmel is currently third in Four Crown points, 15 behind his uncle Frank.
Past Allen Crowe 100 Winners List Impressive The list of Allen Crowe 100 winners at Springfield reads from a who's who list of champions and racing legends from all walks of motorsports. Past Allen Crowe 100 winners include Frank Kimmel, Parker Kligerman, Justin Allgaier, Ken Schrader, AJ Foyt, Al Unser, Ramo Stott, Don White, Roger McCluskey, Bob Keselowski, Jack Bowsher, Bobby Isaac, Bob Keselowski, Tim Steele and Dean Roper to name a few.
Schedule Practice for the Allen Crowe 100 is scheduled from 9:00-10:00 a.m. with Menards Pole Qualifying presented by Ansell following at 11:15. The 51st annual Allen Crowe Memorial 100 starts at 1:30 p.m. All times are local.
Televised on NBC Sports Network The Allen Crowe Memorial 100 will also be the third ARCA Racing Series race that will be broadcast on NBC Sports Network. NBC Sports Network's ARCA racing coverage of the Allen Crowe Memorial 100 premieres Friday, August 23 at 11 p.m. ET.
Live Timing & Scoring at ARCAracing.com ARCAracing.com will provide live timing and scoring of all on-track activity as well as live, flag-to-flag audio coverage of the race..
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Parallel Worlds Could Explain Wacky Quantum Physics
By Kelly Dickerson 19 November 2014
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The idea that an infinite number of parallel worlds could exist alongside our own is hard to wrap the mind around, but a version of this so-called Many Worlds theory could provide an answer to the controversial idea of quantum mechanics and its many different interpretations.
Bill Poirier, a professor of physics at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, proposed a theory that not only assumes parallel worlds exist, but also says their interaction can explain all the quantum mechanics "weirdness" in the observable universe.
Poirier first published the idea four years ago, but other physicists have recently started building on the idea and have demonstrated that it is mathematically possible. The latest research was published Oct. 23 in the journal Physical Review X.
Quantum mechanics is the branch of physics that describes the rules that govern the universe on the microscopic scale. It tries to explain how subatomic particles can behave as both particles and as waves. It also offers an explanation about why particles appear to exist in multiple positions at the same time. [The 9 Biggest Unsolved Mysteries in Physics]
This fuzzy clump of possible positions is described by a "wave function" — an equation that predicts the many possible spots a given particle can occupy. But the wave function collapses the second anyone measures the actual position of the particle. This is where the multiverse theory comes in.
Some physicists believe that once a particle's position is measured, the many other positions it could take according to its wave function split off and create separate, parallel worlds, each only slightly different from the original.
Hugh Everett was the first physicist to propose the possibility of a multiverse — an infinite number of parallel universes that exist alongside our own. He published his "Many Worlds" theory in the 1950s, but the idea was not well-received in the academic world.
Everett ended his career in physics shortly after getting his Ph.D., but many physicists now take the multiverse and parallel-worlds idea seriously. Poirier reworked the Many Worlds theory into the less abstract "Many Interacting Worlds" (MIW) theory, which could help explain the weird world of quantum mechanics.
Quantum mechanics has existed for more than a century, but its interpretation is just as controversial today as it was 100 years ago, Poirier wrote in his original paper.
Albert Einstein was not a fan of quantum mechanics. The idea that a particle could exist in a haze of probability instead of a definite location did not make sense to him, and he once famously said, "God does not play dice with the universe." However, this new MIW theory might have helped to put Einstein's mind at ease. In the MIW theory, quantum particles don't act like waves at all. Each parallel world has normal-behaving particles and physical objects. The wave-function equation doesn't have to exist at all.
In the new study, which builds on Poirier's idea, physicists from Griffith University in Australia and the University of California, Davis, demonstrate that it only takes two interacting parallel worlds — not an infinite number — to produce the weird quantum behavior that physicists have observed. Neighboring worlds repulse one another, the researchers wrote in the paper. This force of repulsion could explain bizarre quantum effects, such as particles that can tunnel through barriers.
But how can physicists prove we're living in just one of millions of other worlds, or that these worlds interact? Poirier thinks it will take some time to develop a way to test the idea.
"Experimental observations are the ultimate test of any theory," Poirier said in a statement. "So far, Many Interacting Worlds makes the same predictions as standard quantum theory, so all we can say for sure at present is that it might be correct."
The authors of the new paper hope that expanding the MIW theory will lead to ways to test for parallel worlds and further explain quantum mechanics.
Richard Feynman, a physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project, once said, "I think I can safely say that nobody understands quantum mechanics," but Poirier and his colleagues argue that physicists have much to gain from trying.
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ProductInfoImpl.Builder.color(java.lang.String color)

Builds the Color object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.description(java.lang.String description)

Builds the Description object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.manufacturer(java.lang.String manufacturer)

Builds the Manufacturer object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.productID(java.lang.String productID)

Builds the ProductID object.

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ProductInfoImpl.Builder.productImage(java.lang.String productImage)

Builds the ProductImage object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.productName(java.lang.String productName)

Builds the ProductName object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.productThumbnail(java.lang.String productThumbnail)

Builds the ProductThumbnail object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.productURL(java.lang.String productURL)

Builds the ProductURL object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.size(java.lang.String size)

Builds the Size object.

ProductInfoImpl.Builder
ProductInfoImpl.Builder.sku(java.lang.String sku)

Builds the Sku object.

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Gavin Newsome accuses Ron DeSantis of trafficking migrants
This week, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis flew around 50 migrants to Martha's Vineyard, a heavily Democratic area which is home to former President Barack Obama.
Yet despite its so-called "sanctuary" policy, some local officials have objected to hosting the newcomers. Further, California Gov. Gavin Newsom has called for DeSantis to be brought up on kidnapping charges.
Newsom sends letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland
According to Fox News, Newsom sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland on Thursday in which he accused the Florida governor of violating federal human trafficking laws.
What @GovRonDeSantis and @GregAbbott_TX are doing isn't clever, it's cruel.
I'm formally requesting the DOJ begin an immediate investigation into these inhumane efforts to use kids as political pawns. pic.twitter.com/x2sBa06nSw
— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) September 15, 2022
"Like millions of Americans, I have been horrified at the images of migrants being shipped on buses and planes across the country to be used as political props," Newsom wrote.
"Clearly, transporting families, including children, across state lines under false pretenses is morally reprehensible, but it may also be illegal," he continued.
"Several of the individuals who were transported to Martha's Vineyard have alleged that a recruiter induced them to accept the offer of travel based on false representations that they would be transported to Boston and would receive expedited access to work authorization," Newsom added.
The California governor went on to insist that "[t]he interstate travel at issue provides a basis for federal jurisdiction over this matter."
"Accordingly, I strongly urge the U.S. Department of Justice (US DOJ) to open an investigation into possible criminal or civil violations of federal law based on this alleged fraudulent scheme," Newsom declared.
U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts promises to speak with DOJ
"In particular, I urge US DOJ to investigate whether the alleged fraudulent inducement would support charges of kidnapping under relevant state laws, which could serve as a predicate offense for charges under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization (RICO) provisions of the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970," he concluded.
Meanwhile, Fox News reported on Friday that U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Racheal Rollins has announced plans to speak with the DOJ about the flight as well as similar actions by other Republican governors.
"We have several other sister communities, whether it's D.C., New York, California, where we've seen things like this, and we're hoping to get some input from the Department of Justice about what our next steps might be, if any at all," she was quoted as saying.
Adam Peters is a Conservative Institute staff writer.


Julius Caesar was known by Roman's to be a tall handsome, determined, and energetic man from a noble, and moderately wealthy family. He was also known to wear his clothing in a showy elegant way. More than the usual Italian, he went through much trouble in the arrangement of his hair. His impressive appearance was not where it stopped. He is without any contest the Roman Empires greatest politician and statesmen. 1 Julius Caesar was born in Rome to an aristocratic family on July 13th 100 B.C. The most important aspect of this child's upbringing is that he was able to move among all the layers of society. This gave him a good view all the classes of Roman life.
Caesar was in no way handed an easy life. He lost his father at the age of fifteen. He became very close to his mother, who took a firm command in his upbringing.
Another major figure in the raising of Caesar was his uncle Gaius Marius Cotta. 2 After Gaius was installed on January 1, 92 BC, Caesar was barley capable of any time with his family. As he grew older and wiser he began to advise men on legal, financial, and even private matters. Caesar gave promises to people of employment, shelter, relief from military employment and help with their debts to others.
As a young man he was faced with many Judicial activates. He soon became the head of many court proceedings. He quickly became versed in the way or Roman justice. It is important to recognize that this type or responsibility is simple awesome for a young adult being given this power in 84 BC. 3 The main point that Gaius stressed to the premature Caesar was that a senator's prime obligation was not to his family or clan but to his clients. This lesson stuck with him throughout his life. He was never a man that would neglect his duties to Rome. This to me is a very admirable trait for anyone. In this time holding to your duties secured the fabric of Roman life. 4 As Caesar continues to mature he becomes very recognized for his intelligence, variety of interests, and superb taste. It became very apparent that he was raised by a numerous amount role models that educated him. A powerful gift Caesar became know for was his ability as an orator. This ability proves to be very useful in his later life. 4 A major impact on the shaping of Julius Caesar will take place during the Roman Civil War. At only sixteen he is inside one of two parties. Because of his defiant loyalty he does not abandon it despite its apparent defeat. We can see that he was committed to a position within the Roman aristocracy. Despite that fact he was very emotionally shaken by this, it is recognized as a gradual starting point for his identity. 5 At sixteen holding his ground in this situation says much about his character. This integrity develops for the rest of his life. This impressive attribute will remain constant for this man. This incident will also play a crucial role on him taking a dictatorship over Rome.
What I found to be the most interesting of Caesar's traits was his interest in Public affairs. He put much effort into making public games. Much money was spent to provide recreation for the people of the Roman Empire. Because it sent him personally into debt he won much favorable public opinion.
This man had the two qualities that characterize a great statesman. The first is a quick grasp and prompt reaction to the circumstances he is faced with. This can serve the needs of the time by allowing to take account of existing trends with a clear head. 6 The second is creative political ability, which can lead the statesman's colleagues in a new direction and create new circumstances. Caesar lived in an age that was in need of both of them. He was able to discover the roots of Rome's problems as opposed to previous leaders that mealy attacked the symptoms. His main method was always being concerned about the reorganization of Rome. 7 For the first time Caesar was plotted against by a dissatisfied Roman politician. It was broken up and failed to even hurt his political interests. Caesar decided it was necessary at this point to ally himself with Marcus Crassus and Gnaeus Pompey. This political alliance held a very considerable power in Rome at the time Crassus was extremely wealthy and filled with political ambition. Pompay had returned from Asia Minor in 62 B.C. As a great military leader and an ideal in the eyes of the people. The three of them gained major victory when Caesar was elected a consul. In 59 B.C. Caesar took proconsul of three provinces north of Italy and married. This was the start of a more power hungry Caesar.
Despite he was trained to be a politician as opposed to a soldier he realized that military victories were needed to achieve a greater frame. He began a campaign to take over France, also known as Gaul. It was little shock when Caesar was known as a military Genius. Nine years were spent in France and only two battles were lost. He conquered a vast amount of territory and was even able to invade Britain.
Julius Caesar had never felt as powerful as he did at this point. It is believed that this marked a new stage of his identity. Many celebrations were held in Rome for his Victories. Pompay however was not rejoicing with Rome, he was becoming alarmed at his success. Because of his growing suspicion of Caesar he put him into an Alliance with conservatives.
The conservatives ordered him to give up his army. As we know about Caesar's personality he is not one to yield. He in no way was about to surrender his men and be left without any defenses. Caesar led an army of over five thousand across a stream the separated his providences from Italy. At this point there was no turning around the civil war that he had provoked.
Caesar moved south very quickly and encountered very little opposition. Pompay's troops surrendered and forced him to flee to the Balkans. All the conservatives that commanded him to give up his army fled with Pompay.
In two months time he became the complete controller of Italy. However it would take him five years to conquer Pompay and his followers. By 49 BC Caesar had appointed himself dictator and consul. He continued to chase Pompay into Egypt where he found that his enemy had been murdered.
He launched a few more campaigns that helped him win over the people even more. He won a war that gave Cleopatra the position of ruler of Egypt. He continued on to conquer northwestern Turkey. The people could not hear enough about his victories. Upon this he was pronounced the dictator of Rome for ten years and then for life.
The power he had won was used very wisely to make many important reforms. Much effort was put into controlling dishonesty among Roman and the provincial government. The man was even able to correct the calendar. He ended confusion that existed for hundreds of years in computing time.
Caesar had a very crafty idea to resolve his situations with his enemies. He decided that he was going to appoint them to public office. This plan of action is very interesting. The main idea thought at that time in Rome was to dispose of one's enemies. However, Caesar was smart enough to have them work for him, keep them near, and most importantly under control.
He also felt the need to improve the way of Roman life for all. He gave the poor people an outlet by establishing colonies. Caesar even put effort into having free grain distributed to the families that needed it. Another reform that he was responsible for was the establishment of public libraries. His efforts to improve the Romans life style were a definite success.
Caesar's innovations generally sought to make and orderly what was once traditional and chaotic. His reforms also tended to elevate Italians and even provincials at the expense of old Roman families, most of whom were his political enemies. 8 Julius Caesar began to relax and enjoy himself more. He was talented in many aspects of his life as opposed to just his leadership. The only Orator that was ranked above him was his friend Cicero. He became well know for being a great philosopher. He even was able to develop himself as a writer. He wrote a commentary on the Gallic War. His clear direct style of writing made a model for historical writing.
Despite that we see much positive happening with Caesar and the Roman people, he was naïve to what was happening right next to him. He felt that for the first time he had escaped the shackles of political party and escaped to supreme personal rule.
Caesar's clearly had no intention of restoring Rome to the Republic that it once was. He continued to mistreat the senate my disrespecting them and giving them little power. Marcus Junius Brutus and Gaius Cassius led a group of aristocrats to kill Caesar. 9 Before the act Cassius is said to have looked to Pompay's statue for assistance. When Caesar entered, the senate stood up to show their respect to him. Some came about his chair and stood behind it. Once Caesar came to his seat, Tillius pulled his robe down from his neck to give the signal that the assassination was to begin.
Casca have him the first cut in the neck which was not fatal. He was very disturbed by the bold action he had committed. Caesar turned about and grabbed a hold of the dagger. Any man that was not involved in the act stood in to much horror and amazement that they dared not help Caesar.
All the assassins surrounded the wounded dictator with there daggers in there hands. No matter what way he turned he was met with a blow. There swards leveled at his face and eyes as the attacked him as if they were wild beasts. It was agreed that all of them would take one thrust at him and be covered in some of his blood. It was for this reason that Brutus, his trusted friend, gave Caesar a swift stab right into his groin.
Caesar did the best he could to avoid the blows and continued to cry out for help. Although once he saw Brutus with his sward drawn he covered his face with his robe and fell.
Weather or not by chance Caesar fell at the base of the pedestal on which Pompay's statue stood, and thus wetted it with his blood. Pompay himself seemed to have presided, as it were, over the revenge done upon his adversary who lay there at his feet and breathed out his soul through the twenty three wounds given to him. Many of the conspirators themselves were wounded by each other as they leveled there blows at the same man. 10 There are two ways to look at the life of Julius Caesar. He can be seen as a man that served Rome very greatly. Perhaps, a brilliant man that knew what the empire needed and how to get it to it.
Some can look at him as a man that was merely concerned with power. He did not like taking orders and was not fair to the senate that worked under him.
In my opinion this man was interested in the well being of his empire. He did more good for it than any other man. Despite his interest in power I see it as only as doing well for the empire he was born to command.
WriteWork contributors. " Julius Caesar was known by Roman's to be a tall" WriteWork.com. WriteWork.com, 01 February, 2008. Web. 22 Apr. 2019.


Hello Readers, In this article, I am explaining about Types of Keywords in SEO. I think you all know about Keyword Researching, right?
If you new in Blogging and don't know about Keywords type then you can't SEO for that Particular Keyword or Create Content.
So If You serious to learn to blog and Earn Good Money from your Blog then you must know all the types of keywords.
Because keywords are only one thing which will help you to gain traffic from that particular keyword.
Everyone Putting effort time On-Page SEO, Of-Page SEO(Link Building), Email Outreach, Skyscraper technique, Broken Link Building.
I believe in all this technique for Grow your Blog is So Important. But Without A Good(Profitable) Keyword you can't success For creating content and grow your Blog business.
So keep Doing Keyword Research First.
Keyword Researching(Wiki) is Only One We plan which will be used and increase your blog traffic easily.
But the main thing of Keyword researching is when you create a blog or website and Provide content for the user then you want to find some topics or Keywords which will start writing.
So, Keyword researching is the most important thing for creating Valuable content and Increase your Blog Traffic.
I think it's clear you to what is keyword researching, Right?
Now the Most Common question asking all the bloggers is how we do Proper keyword researching?
So the answer is Using Tools like-Google Keyword Planner, Ubber suggest, Ahrefs for research your keyword.
So, If you new in blogging or you have no money to invest tools for keyword researching then you go with Google Keyword Planner Free platform.
Google Keyword Planner is an Amazing platform for Keyword research.
Don't invest money for tools, You first go with Free platform and then when you make money then you go with Paid tools.
So, If you don't know about Google Keyword Planner then Don't Worry?
I will teach you to step by Step.
1. First, Type In Google or simply Click "Google Keyword Planner" and SignIN.
Short Tail Keyword is the first type of Keyword Research. Short Tail Keyword is difficult to monetize and Difficult to Rank.
If you want to Create a Blog and Write an article for short tail keyword then you must find a Low difficulty keyword.
Because Short Tail keywords are always High Competitive. If you wish to Rank No #1 on google then it so hard for you.
Always remember All Short Tail keywords are not hard to rank.
There are so many Profitable Niche or topic available which have much volume but competition is very low.
So, if you doing proper research then you will find that type of short tail keyword which will easy to rank.
Now the good news is Short Tail Keywords are the Most Expensive. If you rank high on a short tail keyword then You make good money.
So, I highly recommend you to do keyword searching, I know it's not easy for you but you will do this.
Keep Invest your time on researching.
Example Of Short Tail Keywords is Backlinks, Weight loss, Games, SEO.
Mid Tail Keyword is the Second types of keywords. In Mid Tail Keyword Carry Some information along with them.
In Mid Keyword is a type of keyword which is Two and three words Bonding and making keywords.
In this type of keyword is neither easy nor hard.
So, you are finding some keywords with a minimum of 3 or 5 Words or Implement that keywords on Your Content.
That's why your traffic is boosted up and you will make money fast.
Example Of Mid Tail Keywords: Weight Loss Diet, Best WordPress theme etc.
Long-Tail Keyword is only one Keywords type which you will actually work them.
In Long tail keyword, User understands very easily.
it is Money Making keyword which will help you to rank and More profit.
long tail keyword also called as a buyers Persona Keywords.
If your new in blogging and don't know about any SEO, Link building then Long tail keywords only one Way which you will rank your keyword and gain traffic easily.
The main thing is how we find long tail keywords for our blog post.
It's not hard, it's easy.
Just Using Google Keyword Planner, Ubber Suggest free Platform and research.
There are a lot of Long tail keywords available which will find and implement of your blog post.
Some Examples of Long Tail keyword is: Buy the best smartphone in 2019, Buy cheap iPhone in India, Best weight loss diet for moms, WordPress Theme for Teachers etc.
Did you Know what is Seasonal Keywords?
If you are an old player in the blogging field then obesity you know about Seasonal Keywords.
So, Whose are don't know about seasonal keyword don't worry I will explain.
Season Means an event, occasion. So when a seasons come a season then People searches for that event for a Particular Keyword.
In seasonal keywords, When seasons come then the keywords search volumes are increased.
But that keywords not searchable on the whole year, its works only three to five days.
But mow the question is, Is Seasonal keywords are Profitable?
Yes, It gives you a huge profit.
You can't believe that In a particular Event, There are millions of searches on google.
If you rank of your keywords then you can earn thousands of dollars.
Like Christmas, Black Friday is the huge selling of product which will help you to make a lot of money.
Some Examples of Seasonal Keywords are( Happy Diwali wallpapers, Happy New Year Wallpapers, Best Toys for Kids etc).
EverGreen keywords are the best Keywords for Long Time Process. In evergreen keyword doesn't matter any session like winter, summer, spring.
It's a long term searchable means all time searchable keywords.which will help you to earn double profit.
If you think that to start a business or Strat a blog for long time then you will be using Evergreen Keywords.
In simple words, The Buyer Keywords is Sales keyword.
Did you know why buyer keywords are Sales keyword?
Because Most of the keywords are a buyers.
These keywords are basically used for affiliate marketers, Bloggers or advertiser, who run ads or Keywords(Product) Bring sales.
When you search this type of keywords you will always see that most of the websites are running ads for sales.
If you are affiliate marketers or Bloggers them you must find Buyers keywords for Make Money through sales.
Most Of the coupon sites using Buyers keywords and make a huge profit.
Informative keywords are one of the types of Buyers keywords.
In simple word, Informative keywords are the Problem oriented keyword.
Because Most the people search Internet keywords for solved their Pain, so they find the best solution for soled their problem. They didn't know how to solve their problems.
Most of the Pro Affiliate Marketers using Informative keywords for Promote a Specific Product and solved problem.
Affiliate Marketers Earn Huge money through Informatve Keywords.
Some Examples of Informative Keywords are (How to loss weight,how to install windows) etc.
Navigational Keywords is the other types of Buyers Keywords.
In Navigational keywords user or buyers less knowledge and information so search keywords to know more information about this product or information.
sapous we want to buy a hosting so i have knowledge about hosting but we don't know what is the best hosting for me or their service so that's why search people Navigational keywords.
GEO tagreted keywords are Profitable for Digital marketers and business owners.
Did you know why they profitable only for Digital Marketers or Business owners?
Let's take an Example: you have a Digital Agency for website Development and App development or SEO Service for a specific location then In your specific area people search Keywords for service for a specific location.
Trending Keywords are the Very Short time searchable Keywords.
Trdending keywords are the News related Keywords which will trending some time and then lose the traffic.
This keywors traffic is too high and make huge profites in very sort time.
when something happend arround then this keywords people search.
Some Example Of Trending Keywords are ( Narendra Modi Speach In Delhi ) Etc.
This are the Top 10 Best Types Of Keywords Types in SEO.
keywords finding is not difficult. The millions of keywords search people, everyone. But you need to know about Keywords type to knowledge about what is the use intension or user need.
If you are a blogger or a digital marketer you must need to know how keywords are working or what people actually serach.
There are lot of free and paid tools are available for Keyword reserach.
Google Keyword planner is the best Keyword tool for free to use and Millions of keywords here which will be so much profitable but you need to know types also.
In paid Version, Ahrefs and SEMrush is the best tool ever. Which will help you to find lots of Valuable keywords which will use to rank easily and also check these keywords compititor also?
At last, I want to say that Tools provide lot of Keywords but Your Own process of research is Most important, which will be useful or not.so Keep doing Research your Own Way.
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Bubs US formula sales surge, warns on China
Carrie LaFrenzSenior reporter
Oct 31, 2022 – 10.35am
Bubs Australia founder and chief executive Kristy Carr says US sales are up strongly, contributing 40 per cent of group revenue in the first quarter, but has warned on major market China where there is a continuing oversupply of baby formula.
The goat milk infant formula player's gross revenue reached $23.6 million, up 28 per cent on the prior corresponding period, with infant formula gross revenue more than doubling. US sales were $9.6 million, contributing 40 per cent of quarterly sales.
"In Australia, Bubs infant formula reached new market share peaks across major retailers – Coles, Woolworths and Chemist Warehouse. In the USA, our retail footprint continued to expand with some 6500 stores, and we established a direct first-party account with Amazon, as we gained 9 per cent share of the organic health segment and 0.4 per cent of the total bricks-and-mortar retail market in just thirteen weeks," Ms Carr said in a statement.
Bubs CEO Kristy Carr says sales in the US jumped in the first quarter. Getty Images
Nearly one million tins of Bubs formula have been dispatched to the US since all three product ranges were approved under a special access scheme following a shortage crisis which began in February.
Of the eight international manufacturers that have received US government exemption, Bubs represents around one-third of the international brands' sales value over the past 13 weeks.
Bubs formula is now on the shelves of the US's largest retailers including Target, Walmart, Kroger, Albertson's/Safeway, Wholefoods, Meijer, Hy-Vee, and Buy Buy Baby, as well as health e-commerce retailers; Thrive.com and Vitacost.com.
Bubs in the first quarter was invited to join Amazon.com under a first-party (1P) relationship whereby the giant e-commerce company becomes the direct retailer.
Ms Carr said sales in China fell 21 per cent in the first quarter, dragged lower by less adult goat milk powder sales and B2B ingredient sales. Infant formula sales were up 4 per cent, supported by the Daigou channel, where sales jumped 20 per cent.
Across the infant formula category, a significant number of brands have oversupplied the market, including local Chinese brands which has created a major decline in margin across all distribution partners.
Ms Carr said the cost of doing business has also increased on cross-border e-commerce, particularly advertising spend. She flagged a "subdued result" during the 6.18 shopping festival, and the oversupply by other brands is expected to continue through to the upcoming Double 11 festival in November.
"(This) is likely to cause distributors and participants to look for alternative, quality infant formula brands that can provide stability of margin, and supply with international and established reputation," she said.
Ms Carr added the company is focused on holding price to ensure supply is aligned with final offtake demand, and the distribution partners are focused on introducing new customers to the brand, rather than reselling to other distributors and erode pricing.
Bubs' new strategy – dubbed "manufacturer-to-consumer" – in China aims to get closer to the end customer and is led by multiple software applications developed by its distribution partner, AZ Global.
This technology provides real-time product visibility and data to Bubs, and enables participants to become brand ambassadors and all products are legally imported, and tax cleared for China's impending "Golden Tax System Phase IV" due to start in January.
Bubs plans to reveal more details of this model in early 2023 but meanwhile revenue will be constrained in the second quarter.
Ms Carr said the two most important developments in the first quarter was the long-term US and China strategies, allowing for regulatory access to the two largest formula markets in the world.
In the US, the government's regulatory pathway for permanent access by October 2025 has been confirmed, while in China Bubs is finalising its joint venture and supply deals to enable SAMR (GB) registration needed to import China label formula.
Its first Chinese-labelled product, a goat milk formula, is due to appear on shelves in the second half of fiscal 2023.
Carrie LaFrenz is a senior journalist covering retail/consumer goods. She previously covered healthcare/biotech. Carrie has won multiple awards for her journalism including financial journalist of the year from The National Press Club. Connect with Carrie on Twitter. Email Carrie at carrie.lafrenz@afr.com
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