As a parent to a child with a disability, someone will eventually share the poem "Welcome to Holland" with you. The first time you read it, you may LOVE it. However, over time, people have a variety of emotions. How do you feel about this poem?
Categories: Family Support
If you have lost a child or anyone close to you, you know the significance of the date of death. This is an important, life-changing date. But what does it really mean?
Categories: Family Support
Here are three personal examples of Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) that show different options for education placement.
Categories: Education & Schools
Making a decision that can affect our child’s whole life is difficult. There can be a lot of stress around making a decision that feels so important. I have learned, over the years, that there are some instances where it is best to say “no.”
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care, Family Support
My son is nonverbal. Truth be told, I don’t know if he’s ever going to talk. And I’ve got no real issue with that. He is who he is, and I love every single little bit of him.
Categories: Family Support
With busy schedules and picky eaters, it’s often difficult for families like mine to plan mealtime together.
Categories: Family Support
After many frustrating attempts, my son finally found his sport.
Categories: Family Support
Helping your child build their independence is one of the most important things you will ever do for them. Here are some of the things we have done to help our son move toward his future.
Categories: Family Support
There is so much technology now that can make our child’s life easier. Picking what works for your child and knowing what a school will provide may take a lot of thought and teamwork.
Categories: Family Support
People can be rude and unthinking. They say things that are hurtful or thoughtless. I don’t always handle it well. But I try. Here are 2 examples of how I responded.
Categories: Family Support