Putting It On Paper
For Natalie Suleman, everything is worth it because of the love that her kids give her on a daily basis and on special occasions like Mother’s Day, as what you can see in this photo of the handmade gifts and special cards she got from her children – little things which make her feel really blessed. Actually, Natalie has been inspired to author a book about her 12-year-old son Aiden (who thinks like an 18-month-old and is non-verbal and still in diapers) and the challenges of raising a child with Autism and 13 other healthy children. She is open with her kids about autism and enjoys teaching them about the condition, so she hopes to have the book published so that she can share with others what challenges she faced. “It’s a story that needs to be told and I think it will encourage a lot of women to draw up strength they didn’t know they had,” she said to Daily Mail.
Putting It On Paper
The Girls In The Family
Four of the 14 children that Natalie Suleman has are girls. She absolutely loves bonding with all of her girls and she loves it when the girls spend time together in spite of their age differences, as Amerah is 16, Calyssa is 11, and Nariyah and Maliah are nine years old. This photo was taken during Amerah’s birthday celebration and this moment is really picture perfect, with the astounding resemblance between the Solomon family ladies clearly showing. Natalie tries her best to instill girl time and boy every week, but what she loves the most is when all of her children hang out, which is not always possible.
The Girls In The Family
